man r.rescale () - Rescales the range of category values in a raster map layer.
NAME
r.rescale - Rescales the range of category values in a raster map layer.
SYNOPSIS
r.rescale
r.rescale help
r.rescale [-q] input=string [from=min,max] output=string to=min,max [title="phrase"]
Flags:
- "-q
- Quietly
Parameters:
- "input=string
- The name of the raster map to be rescaled
- "from=min,max
- The input data range to be rescaled (default: full range of input map)
- "output=string
- The resulting raster map name
- "to=min,max
- The output data range
- title= Title for new raster map
DESCRIPTION
The r.rescale program rescales the range of category values appearing in a raster map layer. A new raster map layer, and an appropriate category file and color table based upon the original raster map layer, are generated with category labels that reflect the original category values that produced each category. This command is useful for producing representations with a reduced number of categories from a raster map layer with a large range of category values (e.g., elevation). Rescaled map layers are appropriate for use in such GRASS programs as r.stats, r.report, and r.coin.
EXAMPLE
To rescale an elevation raster map layer with category values ranging from 1090 meters to 1800 meters into the range 0-255, the following command line could be used: r.rescale input=elevation from=1090,1800 output=elevation.255 to=0,255
NOTES
Category values that fall beyond the input range will become NULL. This allows the user to select a subset of the full category value range for rescaling if desired. This also means that the user should know the category value range for the input raster map layer. The user can request the r.rescale program to determine this range, or can obtain it using the r.info command. If the category value range is determined using r.rescale, the input raster map layer is examined, and the minimum and maximum non-NULL category values are selected as the input range.
SEE ALSO
r.coin, r.describe, r.info, r.mapcalc, r.reclass, r.report, r.resample, r.stats
AUTHOR
Michael Shapiro, U.S.Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory
Last changed: $Date: 2003/05/06 15:25:31 $
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