I would like to run the watershed program, just to see it's output.
I have gone throught the program, and the result is the following
command:
ram el="elevation@PERMANENT" t=10000 ba="watershed.basins"
ac="accumulation.map"
However, I get garbage out. Can anyone provide pointers --- do I
need to provide a different elevation file? (maybe a filtered file?).
Thanks for any feedback.
John Stamm
Interactive Computer Graphics Lab
Princeton University
try the following fix:
replace raster/r.watershed/ram/ramseg.h
by the following fixed ramseg.h:
#define RAMSEG int
#define RAMSEGBITS 4
#define DOUBLEBITS 8 /* 2 * ramsegbits */
#define SEGLENLESS 15 /* 2 ^ ramsegbits - 1 */
#define SEG_INDEX(s,r,c) (int) \
(((((r) >> RAMSEGBITS) * (s) + ((c) >> RAMSEGBITS)) << DOUBLEBITS) \
+ (((r) & SEGLENLESS) << RAMSEGBITS) + ((c) & SEGLENLESS))
Olga Waupotitsch (olga@zorro.cecer.army.mil) writes on 16 Jul 93:
try the following fix:
replace raster/r.watershed/ram/ramseg.h
by the following fixed ramseg.h:
is this the only fix for r.watershed 4.1? I'm trying
to wean users off of 4.0 and I think that this program
is something that they use a lot.
mccauley@ecn.purdue.edu (Darrell McCauley) writes:
Olga Waupotitsch (olga@zorro.cecer.army.mil) writes on 16 Jul 93:
try the following fix:
replace raster/r.watershed/ram/ramseg.h
by the following fixed ramseg.h:
is this the only fix for r.watershed 4.1? I'm trying
to wean users off of 4.0 and I think that this program
is something that they use a lot.
Yes this is the only fix for r.watershed 4.1 since the 4.1 release.
But it's not the only difference between r.watershed4.1 and r.watersheed4.0
Olga