[GRASS-user] standardizing raster color tables
Jed O. Kaplan
jed.kaplan at ips.unibe.ch
Thu Jul 6 14:01:59 EDT 2006
Hello all,
I have a series of geotiff files that are 8-bit paletted pseudocolor
images. I imported these into GRASS rasters with r.in.gdal.
Unfortunately each separate image file has a different color table,
though they are a sort of DRGs so the original scans had
approximately all the same colors.
I would like to convert all the rasters to have a standard color
table, so that, e.g., I can merge the files into a single image,
perform other GIS operations, etc.
Is there any way using GRASS tools that I can give all of my
individual images the same color table? The image files are large
(ca. 2000x3000 pixels), but I could convert them temporarily to rgb
images and then reduce the colors. I have a standard color table in
another geotiff file.
I have tried to do this using the imagemagick tool: convert -map
<file> <infile> <outfile> but this process is impossibly slow.
Any suggestions for (standardized, semi-automated) color reduction
for DRG's would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Jed Kaplan
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