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[martijn at scanner.frw.uva.nl]

Hi Dave,
your use of r.in.sunrast is correct. You should just convert the TIFF 
files to Sun raster files using Bradley's XV software (PD), and remember 
to `save at original size' (otherwise XV will lower the size of your 
images to 1024 rows and/or columns).

P. Martijn van Leusen

Institute of Prehistory, University of Amsterdam
martijn at scanner.frw.uva.nl


On Fri, 11 Mar 1994, BARNES DAVID wrote:

> Hi 
>    we are new grass4.1 users at western michigan university
> for data we scanned aerial photographs and stored in tif format
> could you please help us in converting those tif format files as grass
> usable raster files.we request you to let us know how to convert them.
> we tried r.in.sunrast command ,but didn't succeed that may be because
> of improper usage of the command or something else .
> thanks
> 
> Dave Barnes
> Geology Dept
> Western Michigan University
> Kalamazoo , MI 49008
> 
>