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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Maybe i am doing something wrong, but when importing a map, the resolution of the output image is not the correct one, meaning the one from the image.<BR>
For instance: i create a region, with g.region, to match the data of my image:<BR>
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north: 4.1585<BR>
south: 0<BR>
east: 2.4845<BR>
west: 0<BR>
cols: 1553<BR>
rows: 2599<BR>
e-w resol: 0.00159981<BR>
n-s resol: 0.00160004<BR>
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BUT after r.in.gdal the image is huge, and does not match it`s position (although the 0,0 corner of the image is correct). So i need to use r.region to reposition it.<BR>
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>From the r.region man page:<BR>
"After all updates have been applied, the raster map's resolution settings are recomputed from the boundaries and the number of rows and columns in the raster map."<BR>
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My question is: what is the method for this "recompute" operation?<BR>
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Do i really need to use r.region? And if so what is the method for (^) the recompute operation? Nearest neighbor resample?<BR>
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Thanks (again)<BR>
Ricardo Oliveira<BR>
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