r.in.sunrast
Chris C Rewerts
rewerts at ecn.purdue.edu
Tue Sep 22 20:17:38 EDT 1992
>From lists-owner at max.cecer.army.mil Tue Sep 22 18:53:06 1992
>From: ngaur at chief.ecn.uoknor.edu
>Subject: r.in.sunrast
>
>
>Can somebody please tell me what r.in.sunrast does?
>
>Nalneesh Gaur
>
[from the manual entry]
This program converts a SUN raster file that has been
created by SUN's "screendump" utility to a GRASS raster
file. Output is placed in the /cell directory under the
user's current GRASS mapset.
The program prompts the user to enter the name of the SUN
raster file to be converted and the name to be assigned to
the GRASS raster file to contain the resultant image.
It is recommended that this program be used in an x,y
database (as opposed to, for example, a UTM data base),
since the cell header is created with nonsense coordinates
(i.e., coordinates designed only to specify the number of
rows and columns in the image). Of course, the user can
adjust the cell header after import using r.support.
The user must, of course, first create the SUN raster file
to be converted, either by running the SUN "screendump"
utility (to capture a displayed image) or by some other
means (e.g., from a scanning system that produces SUN raster
file format).
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