Created for udig, for now used to browse netcdf files along a temporal axis... and since a screencast is more than many words... enjoy (as I did :) )!
...a summary of how-to-do-(mostly-GIS)-development-things in HortonMachine-gvSIG-Geopaparazzi-uDig-Eclipse-Java as they pass me by...
That's all folks... and code!
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
Time and Z navigation internals are here
Another bit of netcdf project is done. This time it was creating the internals of navigation... more about it on the project page.
Just a snappy to make this blog not look so annoying :)
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Netcdf export engine and GUI finally done
I finally managed to finish the export wizard for netcdf files. The problem for the first time for me was that I had to limit very carefully what could be done during export... if you are interested in a tour through the export process, I
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Enhancements in the print editor of udig
During the udig code sprint I worked a lot on the printing module, that needed some love. I made screenshots to give a description. But now I am really done from preparing the release for tomorrow, that I don't feel like... hope you will enjoy those quite selfexplanatory screens:













And the resulting A1 landscape pdf...

Thursday, July 16, 2009
Meet your team!
Wanna see who is working on making udig 1.2 great right now?
Meet your team!
http://udig-news.blogspot.com/2009/07/udig-code-grind-team.html
Meet your team!
http://udig-news.blogspot.com/2009/07/udig-code-grind-team.html
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
The udig code grind, day 2
The udig code sprint is at its second day.
We are posting info on the udig news blog: http://udig-news.blogspot.com/
Fun, fun, fun!!!

We are posting info on the udig news blog: http://udig-news.blogspot.com/
Fun, fun, fun!!!

Thursday, July 9, 2009
Exporting sets of GRASS rasters to netcdf
If you wonder how to export a GRASS raster map like this

to a netcdf dataset, then go to this page.
And this is how it looks like when you visualize it again in JGrass.

to a netcdf dataset, then go to this page.
And this is how it looks like when you visualize it again in JGrass.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)