dted0 import
Bernhard Reiter
bernhard at uwm.edu
Tue Nov 16 21:20:17 EST 1999
Just wanted to import DTED0 elevation data.
It comes in files.
Like:
-rwxrwxr-x 1 bernhard system 33668 Apr 19 1999 e110_n18.avg
-rwxrwxr-x 1 bernhard system 34162 Apr 19 1999 e110_n18.dt0
-rwxrwxr-x 1 bernhard system 33668 Apr 19 1999 e110_n18.max
-rwxrwxr-x 1 bernhard system 33668 Apr 19 1999 e110_n18.min
-rwxrwxr-x 1 bernhard system 86400 Apr 19 1999 e110_n18.mmm
Okay, e110_n18.dt0 should have the elevation data. The format
shall be similiar to that of dted1.
Never the less, the documentation about importing this seems to be
spare. The GRASS 4.0 Tutorial: DTED and DEM Elevation Data Extraction,
available from http://www.geog.uni-hannover.de/grass/gdp/welcome.html
(surpisingly under Terrain modeling) only refers to tape data and
it is not helpful in guiding you which command to use.
r.in.bin
or r.in.ll
shall somehow work, I guess.
Next question: How to extract information about what is in the file.
(I guess it is in the header) and how to skip that header. :)
Another way might be m.dted.examine and m.dted.extract.
But they both claim in their manpage:
| BUGS
| The format of the header file for DTED Level 1 and 2 data
| was changed in 1987. m.dted.extract and m.dted.examine only
| operate on DTED data containing pre-1987 headers.
In spite of that you can get some stuff from:
m.dted.examine input=china_dem/e110_n10/e110_n18.dt0
| UHL
| SW LON: 110:00:00E RES: 30.0 (121 lines)
| LAT: 18:00:00N RES: 30.0 (121 points)
| NE LON: 111:00:00E
| LAT: 19:00:00N
| UHL
| SW LON: 110:00:00E RES: 30.0 (121 lines)
| LAT: 18:00:00N RES: 30.0 (121 points)
| NE LON: 111:00:00E
| LAT: 19:00:00N
[... and so on, until *EOF* is hit ]
m.dted.extract gets you nowhere, though:
m.dted.extract input=china_dem/e110_n10/e110_n18.dt0 output=e110_n18dted header=e110_n18header north=19:00:00n
| south=18:00:00n
| east=111:00:00e west=110:00:00e
| initializing e110_n18dted
| SW 18:00:00N 110:00:00E
| NE 19:00:00N 111:00:00E
| m.dted.extract: ERROR: unrecognized tape format - probably not a DMA tape
Run out of time for this evening.
It doesn't seem to be that hard. We should figure it out and update the
documentation. :)
Well I could use gtopo30, I guess.....
Bernhard
--
Research Assistant, Geog Dept UM-Milwaukee, USA. (www.uwm.edu/~bernhard)
Free Software Projects and Consulting (intevation.net)
Association for a Free Informational Infrastructure (ffii.org)
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