1r.out.arc(1) Grass User's Manual r.out.arc(1)
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6 r.out.arc - Converts a raster map layer into an ESRI ARCGRID file.
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12 r.out.arc
13 r.out.arc help
14 r.out.arc [-h1] input=string output=string [dp=integer]
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16 Flags:
17 -h Suppress printing of header information
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21 Parameters:
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23 Name of an existing raster map layer
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26 Name of an output ARC-GID map (use out=- for stdout)
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32 r.out.arc converts a user-specified raster map layer (input=name) into
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34 computer systems. The dp=value option (where value is a number of the
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38 the maximum number of digits occurring in the output file by running
39 r.out.arc without the dp=value option.
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41 The GRASS program r.in.arc can be used to perform the reverse function,
42 converting an ESRI ARC-GRID ascii file in suitable format to GRASS
43 raster file format. The order of cell values in file is from lower left
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47 The output from r.out.arc may also be placed into a file by using the
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49 r.out.arc input=soils output=- > out.grd
50 The output file out.grd can then be copied onto a CDROM or floppy disk
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53 An Arc ASCII grid can be loaded into ArcGIS 8.3 though ArcToolbox.
54 Use the "Import to Raster" -> "ASCII to Grid" tool to create a binary
55 grid which can be selected using ArcCatalog. The spatial analyst extenâ
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58 In ArcGIS 9.0 the import tool can be found at:
59 ArcMap -> Toolbox -> Conversion Tools -> To Raster -> ASCII to Raster
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61 A GeoTIFF created with r.out.gdal is sometimes a better solution for
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69 Markus Neteler, University of Hannover, Germany,
70 based on r.out.ascii written by
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