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NAME¶
m.measure - Measures the lengths and areas of features.
KEYWORDS¶
miscellaneous, measurement, distance, area
SYNOPSIS¶
m.measure
m.measure --help
m.measure [-g]
coordinates=east,north[,east,north,...]
[units=string] [--help] [--verbose]
[--quiet] [--ui]
Flags:¶
Parameters:¶
- coordinates=east,north[,east,north,...] [required]
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Coordinates - units=string
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Units
Default: project map units
Options: miles, feet, meters, kilometers, acres, hectares
DESCRIPTION¶
m.measure provides the user with a way to measure the lengths and areas of lines and polygons. Areas can be stated in acres, hectares, square miles, square feet, square meters and square kilometers.
EXAMPLES¶
Distance example in a latitude-longitude coordinate reference
system (on great circle, i.e. an orthodrome):
Bonn_DE="7.09549,50.73438" Philadelphia_US="-75.16379,39.95233" m.measure coordinates="$Bonn_DE,$Philadelphia_US" units=kilometers Length: 6217.916452 kilometers
Visualization (with d.geodesic) of m.measure distance example
As an example for the North Carolina sample dataset, here four
points describing a square of 1000m side length:
m.measure units=meters \
coordinates=922000,2106000,923000,2106000,923000,2107000,922000,2107000 Length: 3000.000000 meters Area: 1000000.000000 square meters # script style output: m.measure -g units=hectares \
coordinates=922000,2106000,923000,2106000,923000,2107000,922000,2107000 units=meters,square meters length=3000.000000 area=1000000.000000
SEE ALSO¶
d.geodesic
AUTHORS¶
Glynn Clements
Some updates by Martin Landa, CTU in Prague, Czech Republic
Derived from d.measure by James Westervelt, Michael Shapiro, U.S. Army
Construction Engineering Research Laboratory
SOURCE CODE¶
Available at: m.measure source code (history)
Accessed: Thursday Aug 01 05:17:00 2024
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