d.param.scale d.param.scale NAME d.param.scale - Calculates surface parameters and features from a DEM and displays them in GRASS monitor. It allows interactive indentification of terrain parameters and features with a mouse. Reports membership classes for variable window sizes and their variance or entropy. (GRASS Raster Program) SYNOPSIS d.param.scale d.param.scale help d.param.scale [-c] [-f] [-t] in=name out=name [s_tol=value] [c_tol=value] [size=value] [param=name] [exp=value] [zscale=value] DESCRIPTION The GRASS program d.param.scale can be used to identify interactively terrain parameters and features with a mouse. Reports membership classes for variable window sizes and their variance or entropy. PROGRAM OPTIONS d.param.scale can be run either non-interactively or interactively. In non-interactive use, the user must specify the name of the raster map layer to be used for input on the command line, using the form in=name (where the name is the name of a raster map layer to be input. Flags: If set, d.param.scale constrains model through central window cell If set, d.param.scale fixes the axis scale If set, d.param.scale creates text output of results Parameters: that defines a `flat' surface (degrees) - default: 1.0 surface - default: 1.0 processing window (odd number only) - default: 15 elev, slope, aspect, profc, planc, longc, crosc, minic, maxic, feature, resid, moran, geary - default: elev (0.0-4.0) 1 implies a linear decay, 2 an inverse distance squared decay - default: 0.0 (no distance decay). With: elev: Generalised elevation value. slope: Maximum gradient at a point. aspect: Direction of maximum gradient. profc: Profile convexity (vertical in direction of steepest slope). planc: Plan convexity (contour curvature). crosc: Cross sectional convexity (tangent to contours, downslope). longc: Longitudinal convexity (perpendicular to contours downslope). GRASS 5.0beta6 GRASS Development Team 1 d.param.scale d.param.scale minic: Minimum convexity. maxic: Maximum convexity. feature: Morphometric features: peaks, ridges, passes, channels, pits and planes. resid: moran: Moran statistics geary: SEE ALSO r.param.scale parser AUTHOR Jo Wood, PROJECT ASSIST, Department of Geography, University of Leicester REFERENCE Wood, J. (1996): The Geomorphological characterisation of Digital Elevation Models. Diss., Department of Geography, University of Leicester, U.K. online at: www.geog.le.ac.uk/jwo/research/dem_char/thesis/index.html NOTICE This program is part of the contrib section of the GRASS distribution. As such, it is externally contributed code that has not been examined or tested by the Office of GRASS Integration. 2 GRASS Development Team GRASS 5.0beta6