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Raster support in GRASS GIS

The GRASS Development Team and members of the user community have collected numerous screenshots on these pages.

For details, see the raster map and 3D raster data (voxel) processing guides.

GRASS 6.3

Spearfish Catchments

Catchment basins and water courses for Spearfish, South Dakota. Generated using commands given in the r.watershed help page
screenshot: H. Bowman


Trento flooding 1966 simulation

Flooding potential, taking into account the height of 3D buildings (Trento, Italy, simulation of 1966 event with r.lake)
screenshot: M. Neteler


Flow or directional raster map
screenshot: M. Neteler

d.rast.arrow with dynamic arrow direction and size
screenshot: H. Bowman


Elevation, slope, land cover, and training areas example for Spearfish, South Dakota. Generated with ps.map using the commands found in this script. Commands to create a similar image with the display modules can be found in the d.out.file help page.
screenshot: H. Bowman

The Lucky Burn valley and First Arm catchment basins, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand. Catchements generated with r.watershed and rendered using NVIZ
screenshot: H. Bowman

GRASS 6.1

Void filling in SRTM DEM data with splines (r.fillnulls). See related article in GRASS Newsletter #3, June 2005
screenshot: M. Neteler

Accumulated daily global radiation for 1 year at Trento (Italy) without shadow and cloud correction (r.sun). The valleys are at 200-600m elevation while the mountains reach 2100m.
SRTM V2 data, screenshot: M. Neteler

Accumulated daily global radiation for 1 year at Trento (Italy) with shadow correction (r.sun). The valleys are at 200-600m elevation while the mountains reach 2100m. This map is much closer to reality, optional cloud correction was not applied. The color table is identical to above uncorrected map.
SRTM V2 data, screenshot: M. Neteler

Visualization of SRTM V2 DEM used for above global radiation analysis
SRTM V2 data, screenshot: M. Neteler

GRASS 6.0

Lambert Equal Area projection of ETOPO2

Lambert Equal Area projection of ETOPO2
screenshot: M. Neteler

Distance to water

Distance to water
screenshot: M. Neteler



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