r3.in.ascii(1)

NAME
r3.in.ascii - Convert a 3D ASCII raster text file into a (binary) 3D raster map layer

SYNOPSIS
r3.in.ascii
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r3.in.ascii input=string output=string [nv=string] [type=string] [precision=string] [compression=string] [tiledimension=string]

  Parameters:

input=string
    Ascii raster file to be imported

output=string
    Name for G3d raster map

nv=string
    String representing NULL value data cell (use 'none' if no such value) Default: none

type=string
    Data type used in the output file Options: default,double,float Default: default

precision=string
    Precision used in the output file (default, max, or 0 to 52) Default: default

compression=string
    The compression method used in the output file Options: default,rle,none Default: default

tiledimension=string
    The dimension of the tiles used in the output file Default: default

DESCRIPTION

  Parameters:

type
    Data type used in the output file Options: default, double, float

precision
    Precision used in the output file Options: default, max, 0-52

compression
    Note that the none option only specifies that neither LZW nor RLE is used for compression. It does not turn off the compression all together. G3D does not support non-compressed files. Options: default, rle, none

tiledimension
    The dimension of the tiles used in the output file. The format is: XxYxZ

nv  Specifies which value to convert to NULL-value. If the specified value is none, no conversion is performed. Default is none.

input
    Path and name of ASCII file to be imported

output
    Name of the G3D output map

NOTES
The format for the ASCII file:
north: floating point
south: floating point
east: floating point
west: floating point
top: floating point
bottom: floating point
rows: integer
cols: integer
levels: integer
This header is followed by the cell values in floating point format organized in rows with constant col and level coordinate. The rows are organized by constant level coordinate. Individual cell values are separated by space or CR.

NOTE: Currently, after the file has been imported, the stored values are compared with the original data. This feature is used to find bugs in the library at an early stage and will be turned off as soon as confidence has built up.

AUTHORS
Roman Waupotitsch, Michael Shapiro, Helena Mitasova, Bill Brown, Lubos Mitas, Jaro Hofierka

SEE ALSO
r3.out.ascii, s.to.rast3

Last changed: $Date: 2004/08/10 08:35:00 $

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