Dear users,
do you know how and if it is possible to plot a "transparent" raster map
superimposed to another one...
I mean an aerial photo overimposed by a "transparent" map representing
the result of r.los ....
I have done this using nviz but now I need to automatize the process
into a shell script and so I need to use a planimetric view, i.e. the x0
monitor ...
thank you
Ivan
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Ivan Marchesini
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of Perugia
Via G. Duranti 93/a
06125
Perugia (Italy)
e-mail: marchesini@unipg.it
ivan.marchesini@gmail.com
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do you know how and if it is possible to plot a "transparent" raster map
superimposed to another one...
I mean an aerial photo overimposed by a "transparent" map representing
the result of r.los ....
I have done this using nviz but now I need to automatize the process
into a shell script and so I need to use a planimetric view, i.e. the x0
monitor ...
It is easy to do if you can get QGIS running with GRASS raster support.
Within GRASS see also d.shademap (d.his); r.mapcalc with #color calculations.
do you know how and if it is possible to plot a "transparent" raster map
superimposed to another one...
I mean an aerial photo overimposed by a "transparent" map representing
the result of r.los ....
I have done this using nviz but now I need to automatize the process
into a shell script and so I need to use a planimetric view, i.e. the x0
monitor ...
Assuming that you're referring to translucency, try r.blend.