[GRASS-user] Lambert Conformal Conic location

[Miriam España]

Hola Roberto,



> Maybe I'm wrong, since I've never worked before with this kind of 
> projections within GRASS, but the bounding box that you have just set 
> begins at O°West and ends at 34°East. However, the central meridian for 
> your data is 85°West. So I suppose your data is around this meridian, 
> not between 0°-30°.
> 

Ok. That point of view is obviously correct  over the data projection.



> Try:
> # g.region rast=your_map -g
> 
> and you will set the region to fix your map and also you will see what's 
> really your data's bounding box. After that, you should be able to 
> visualize your map:
> # d.mon x0
> # d.rast "your_map"
> 
> 

I cannot do it, because I can import the map without define the location
previously. I detected that the moule r3.in.v5d imports so many rows and
columns as has the region, for what I must calculate it first (I think so).



> The region units can be seen in the "YOUR_LOCATION/PERMANENT/PROJ_UNIT"
> file
> 
> I hope it will help.
> Salu2,
> Roberto.
> 
> 

Ok! Thanks! :).
Saludos!

Miriam.



> Ps: También puedes enviarlo al lista en español, así generamos algo de 
> tráfico en la lista ;)
> 

P.D.: Vale :), empiezo a reescribir .
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<>   Miriam España Acebal
<>   Ingeniera en Informatica / Computer Science Engineer
<>   Departamento de Fisica Aplicada / Applied Physics Department
<>   G. I. Fisica Atmosferica / Atmospheric Physics Research Group
<>   Universidad de Granada / University of Granada
<>   España / Spain
<>   mespana at ugr.es
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