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Subject:    Re: [GRASS-user] Temporal framework: calculating annual 5-day extremes
From:       RichardCooper <richtcooper () hotmail ! com>
Date:       2017-04-08 5:38:15
Message-ID: 1491629895246-5316391.post () n6 ! nabble ! com
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With a manual work around I was able to use t.rast.algebra, but needed to
both manually create a relative STRDS and then register the output rasters
from t.rast.algebra into the latter.

The error encountered in using t.rast.algebra (I'm not sure if me or a bug)
appears to be that an absolute STRDS is being created by t.rast.algebra but
the generated raster layers have a relative timestamp (e.g. 'Timestamp: 1
day / 2 days'). 

This expression output the required summed layers (and I then manually
created the relative STRDS and registered the output layers with
t.register):
t.rast.algebra -s --verbose expression=ag_rel200=(cahpa_rel200[0] +
cahpa_rel200[1] + cahpa_rel200[2] + cahpa_rel200[3] + cahpa_rel200[4])
basename=summed


Regarding the second error with t.register as noted above: the input raster
layers have a relative timestamp and I understand that if I wish to create
an absolute STRDS, then I need to modify each layer's timestamp from
relative to absolute accordingly.

Please let me know if the above makes sense.

Best regards,
Richard




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