store wind

[martijn at scanner.frw.uva.nl]

I think JD McCauley misunderstood (deliberately?) that Liu wanted the 
window boundaries drawn. If I'm not mistaken somebody has already written 
a script or program to do this. If not, you can use the output of the 
`g.region -p' command to create a `d.mapgraph' script quite easily.

P. Martijn van Leusen

Institute of Prehistory, University of Amsterdam
martijn at scanner.frw.uva.nl


On Fri, 3 Jun 1994, James Darrell McCauley wrote:

> Shyh-yuan Liu (syl at imt.ntou.edu.tw) writes on 3 Jun 94:
> >Can you tell me how to store the wind and draft in grass.
> 
> Shyh-yuan Liu (syl at imt.ntou.edu.tw) writes on 3 Jun 94:
> >Can you tell me How to store the wind and current in GRASS.
> 
> What is the format of the data that you wish to import?
> What do you wish to do with it once you have it in GRASS?
> 
> Punctual data, collected from individual weather monitoring stations,
> would probably best be represented as sites. However, for modeling
> purposes you may want a raster map or vector contours.
> 
> --Darrell
>