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De: Justin Hickey <jhickey@impact1.hpcc.nectec.or.th>
A: grass@cecer.army.mil
Asunto: Re: Cell count in category value
Fecha: lunes 16 de febrero de 1998 12:25Hi Vangelis
On Feb 16, 1:08am, Filippidis Vangelis wrote:
> Subject: Cell count in category value
>
> I used the r.slope.aspect command to get a slope map
> and i get with r.report the cell count for each category of
> slope.
> However, i want to use the cell count with r.mapcalc.
> Is there a way to assign the cell count for each category
> of slope, in the category value of the slope map (not by hand!!!)I'm not sure if a grass command exists to do what you want, but one way
to do
this is to save the results of r.report as a file. Then write a script to
go
through the file and create a "rules" file mapping the slope values to
the
appropriate cell count for the r.reclass command. Then run r.reclass with
the
new "rules" file and you should have a raster map with the cell count
values
for each category. You may have to run r.resample after the r.reclass
command.
See the man pages of r.reclass for acceptable syntax for the "rules"
file.
Hope this helps.
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