New Ubuntu GIS repository

5.11.2007 – 10:08 am
  1. 20 Responses to “New Ubuntu GIS repository”

  2. thx Jachym

    :-)

    By ominoverde on Nov 5, 2007

  3. Hy Jachym, thank you!
    The apt sources will be available too?

    thx again for your job!

    By Alessio on Nov 5, 2007

  4. #2 Hi, I updated the sources, I have (so currently without qgis).

    By Jachym on Nov 6, 2007

  5. Many thanks Jachym

    By Brian on Nov 6, 2007

  6. Packages of GRASS for Ubuntu Dapper Drake are available from now ;-)

    See http://grass.itc.it/pipermail/grassuser/2007-November/041691.html for more details.

    By Jachym on Nov 7, 2007

  7. thanks Jachym!
    but there’s a problem.. aptitude complains (404 not found)

    By Anne on Nov 7, 2007

  8. #6 Anne: Maybe, you are trying to get sources as well. Try to switch it off. I uploaded empty Sources.gz file right now and hope, it helps. If not, could you send me what was “not found” ? Thanks

    By Jachym on Nov 7, 2007

  9. this is the output of aptitude update:

    Ign http://les-ejk.cz gutsy Release.gpg
    Ign http://les-ejk.cz gutsy/multiverse Translation-it
    Ign http://les-ejk.cz gutsy Release
    Ign http://les-ejk.cz gutsy/multiverse Packages
    Err http://les-ejk.cz gutsy/multiverse Packages
    404 Not Found

    I added the line in sources.list just like you suggested above.
    How I can switch off getting sources?

    Thank you :)

    By Anne on Nov 7, 2007

  10. Thanks for the repository !!!!!

    one problem: I install the grass plugin from your repository but I cant find the plugin inside qgis 0.9 ! even if I’m manually looking for it ! why ?

    By Emanuel on Nov 10, 2007

  11. Hi Jachym!
    I guess my problems come out because I have a 64-bit system.
    I solved a similar problem with Skype and I’ll try to fix also this one.

    By Anne on Nov 14, 2007

  12. #10 Anne: ahhgr, sorry, I did not prepare the packages for amd64 yet.

    However, since sources are there, you can compile and install them easy.

    apt-get source grass
    cd grass-6.2.2…
    dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
    # fix missing packages
    dpkg -i ../*.deb

    By Jachym on Nov 14, 2007

  13. Jachym, at first thanx for the repository!!
    As I’ve seen Emanuel also has some problems running QGIS 0.9 on 7.10 64-bit system. In my case I can install the grass-plugin but after that there exists a dependency problem between libgdal and the grass-plugins. The same problem exists if do install qgis 0.8 on my gutsy 64-bit system. Seems somehow strange…

    By Sascha on Nov 15, 2007

  14. Any plan to make 64bit packages too ?

    By alessandro pasotti on Nov 17, 2007

  15. Hi Jachym.
    Is it in your schedule the packaging of Mapserver 5 for the gutsy repo?

    By giohappy on Dec 3, 2007

  16. #14: Hi giohappy. Why not …

    By Jachym on Dec 3, 2007

  17. I’ll wait for it :-)
    If you plan to package it within a month I’ll avoid recompiling it…

    By giohappy on Dec 3, 2007

  18. It should be at the server by now – let me know, if it works.

    By Jachym on Dec 3, 2007

  19. Wonderful Jachym!
    I wait your ready-steady-go to install it :-)

    By giohappy on Dec 3, 2007

  20. Hi Jachym,
    I am newie to GRASS GIS. So, I hope my questions are not to simple.
    DATA AND PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: I have a SRTM -DEM, which I used to calculate slope and aspect. I also have ground control points (GCP) over the area. The GCP´s are in shape format.
    QUESTION
    How can I extract raster values per location (point) in GRASS GIS?
    The Idea behind of it is that I want to compare
    slope, aspect, GCP,and SRTM -DEM values to determine the slope/aspect error dependency of the SRTM-DEM

    Thanks in advance
    Rengifo

    By Rengifo on Oct 4, 2008

  21. Rengifo: 1) import
    v.in.ogr dsn=your.shp out=vector

    2) new column to database table
    v.db.addcol map=vector columns=”slope DOUBLE,aspect DOUBLE”

    3) get the values
    v.what.rast vect=vector raster=slope column=slope
    v.what.rast vect=vector raster=aspect column=aspect

    By jachym on Oct 6, 2008

Post a Comment