[GRASSLIST:1650] problem importing GMT grd files

Zbigniew Perski perski at us.edu.pl
Mon Nov 3 03:59:45 EST 2003


Hi all,

I can not import grd files type 1 (converted with gmtreformat to format 
1 GMT) to Grass (5.0.2, running on i686 and i686 compiled from source on 
those machines with Linux - kernel 2.4.22).
I am trying the r.in.bin -fh command and 4-byte

The GRD file:
grdinfo coherence.bin=1
coherence.bin: Title:
coherence.bin: Command: xyz2grd coh.xyz -Gcoherence.grd -I1c 
-R7:42:13/8:41:26/49:35:29/50:12:17 -V
coherence.bin: Remark:
coherence.bin: Normal node registration used
coherence.bin: grdfile format # 1
coherence.bin: x_min: 7.70361 x_max: 8.69056 x_inc: 0.000277778 units: 
user_x_unit nx: 3554
coherence.bin: y_min: 49.5914 y_max: 50.2047 y_inc: 0.000277778 units: 
user_y_unit ny: 2209
coherence.bin: z_min: 0.0565573 z_max: 0.991879 units: user_z_unit
coherence.bin: scale_factor: 1 add_offset: 0

And Grass r.info:

+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Layer:    cohrenc                        Date: Mon Nov  3 09:48:08 
2003    |
  | Mapset:   PERMANENT                      Login of Creator: knoppix 
        |
  | Location: Mainz_latlon 
        |
  | DataBase: /home/knoppix/grass_dbase 
        |
  | Title:     ( cohrenc ) 
        |
 
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
  | 
        |
  |   Type of Map:  raster              Number of Categories: 255 
        |
  |   Data Type:    FCELL 
        |
  |   Rows:         2209 
        |
  |   Columns:      3554 
        |
  |   Total Cells:  7850786 
        |
  |        Projection: Latitude-Longitude (zone 0) 
        |
  |            N:  50:12:17N    S:  49:35:29N   Res: 0:00:00.999547 
        |
  |            E:   8:41:26E    W:   7:42:13E   Res: 0:00:00.999719 
        |
  |   Range of data:    min =  nan max = nan 
        |
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  |   Data Source: 
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  |   Data Description: 
        |
  |    generated by r.in.bin 



So, why min max are nan ???????????
What is wrong or how to make these data usable?

Thanks in advance!


regards

Zbigniew



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dr Zbigniew Perski
Geological Visualization Laboratory
Department of Fundamental Geology
Faculty of Earth Sciences at UNIVERSITY OF SILESIA
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