[GRASS-dev] Re: [SoC] [Report #2] Kriging with GRASS and R: v.autokrige port to wxPython and more

[Anne Ghisla]

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Michael Barton ha scritto:
> Anna,
> 
> The wxPython interface looks good. I'd stick with the notebook over
> choicebook because you can easily see the options with a notebook
> without clicking anything.
> 
> We use a flatnotebook control for the GRASS GUI if you'd like to make
> this visually compatible (not obligatory, though aesthetically
> consistent). We use the V8 style tab and some nice colors too. You can
> look at the GUI code for ideas if you want.

Yes, I saw that code in Layer Manager, going to integrate in kriring
module soon.

> If someone does not have one of the programs installed, does the error
> message suggest the needed URL to get it?

I don't know if the popup message is a good place to store all the info
about missing dependencies. I plan to make the error message point to
exhaustive documentation page(s) of the module, but I'm open to any
suggestion.

> Michael

Anne

> On Jun 11, 2009, at 9:50 AM, Anne Ghisla wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> there are some important news about the module!
> 
> First of all, the interface is almost finished. See a screenshot on the
> wiki page [0].
> The layout includes a notebook with a page for each R package (automap,
> gstat and geoR), with the available options. Another layout could be a
> chiocebox wht the three packages on the top of Kriging section, that
> redraws the section accourding to the user's choice.
> Let me know which one do you prefer, feel free also to suggest something
> new.
> 
> The R-GRASS integration is on its way: autofitting the variogram on a
> map obtained from a DEM sample [1] works in the proof of concept.  rpy2
> is extremely helpful and does not require much more code than the
> original R code. More to come in the next days.
> 
> The idea for variogram fitting is to plot the variogram in a new frame
> and add some controls like sliders and/or text boxes to fill up with
> nugget, sill and range values. This will involve Python graphics, not R,
> as the former is more flexible.
> 
> Comments, suggestions, critics are welcome!
> 
> best regards and happy coding to everyone,
> 
> Anne
> 
> [0] http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/V.autokrige_GSoC_2009
> [1] http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/442
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