[GRASS-dev] vector network questions
Helena Mitasova
hmitaso at ncsu.edu
Wed Oct 10 12:12:01 PDT 2012
Markus, Michael
I have the new streets data for wake ready, updated based on 2011 data - I will post the location for grass7 with the new streets later today,
you can try it out, if there are still problems there are some other versions that I can try,
Helena
Helena Mitasova
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On Oct 10, 2012, at 3:04 PM, Markus Metz wrote:
> First of all, thanks for using GRASS network analysis tools in a
> course, Michael!
>
> I have updated the manual for v.net, explaining the different
> operation options in some more detail.
>
> I have updated the manuals of many of the v.net.* modules last year,
> testing and if necessary fixing bugs in the v.net.* modules.
> Apparently, my updates to the manuals were not sufficient for you. You
> object to the use of stdin pipes | which AFAICT work on Linux, Mac,
> and Windows. We can update the manuals to not use stdin pipes such
> that the creation of a text file in your favourite text editor is
> suggested first, then use this file as input for the modules affected.
>
> An IMHO more serious issue for GRASS 7 is the need to change the
> manuals to use examples from the North Carolina sample dataset, not
> from the spearfish dataset. But using e.g. streets_wake from the North
> Carolina sample dataset can cause out-of-memory errors in some v.net.*
> modules, for which there is no easy fix. The vector map roadsmajor is
> OTOH too simple to demonstrate GRASS vector network capabilities. We
> would need something like roadsmajor for all of North Carolina.
>
> Markus M
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