NAME
r.to.gnuplot - outputs a raster map in GNUPLOT format
(GRASS Shell Script)
SYNOPSIS
r.to.gnuplot help
r.to.gnuplot name
DESCRIPTION
r.to.gnuplot
is a Bourne shell script that converts a raster map into
a format suitable for plotting with
g.gnuplot.html
and writes the results to standard output.
OPTIONS
This program runs non-interactively; the user must state
all parameter values on the command line.
Parameter:
- name
- Name of a raster map layer.
EXAMPLE
Typing the following at the command line:
-
r.to.gnuplot elevation > elev.dat
will write the raster data to elev.dat.
After staring the GRASS graphics monitor, the following
dialogue:
-
g.gnuplot
gnuplot> set parametric
gnuplot> set contour base
gnuplot> set nosurface
gnuplot> set view 180,0
gnuplot> splot 'elev.dat' noTITLE with lines
will plot a contour map of elevation.
NOTES
Similar procedures may be used to plot
wire-mesh surfaces.
g.gnuplot
may be used to simultaneously plot surfaces and contours from
multiple raster maps.
Output may be saved as
PostScript, FrameMaker, TeX, etc (approximately 2 dozen output
formats).
FILES
$GISBASE/scripts/r.to.gnuplot.
SEE ALSO
r.stats
v.to.gnuplot
g.gnuplot
AUTHOR
James Darrell McCauley, Agricultural
Engineering, Purdue University