classy reclass

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In response to the question about there being a better way to do the 
reclass:
You should have used the non-interactive method of r.reclass:
r.reclass input=original_file output=reclassed_file < reclass_table
Where "reclass_table" is a file that equates the old values to new 
values.  See the man pages for the syntax.  If I were you  I would 
now use awk to create the next reclass table.  Eg., say you want to 
divide the original values by 10.  Create a file consisting of a list 
of the elevation values in your original table (I'll call it 
value_list).  The syntax using awk would be:
awk '{print S1"="S1/10}' value_list > reclass_table_name
There are snazzier ways of using awk as well.
Erin O'Doherty
USDA Forest Service
Rocky Mtn Forest & Range Exp. Sta.
Laramie WY    phone (307) 742-6621
my e-mail address is unfortunately:
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(If you need more help with this you could call or e-mail me.)