Difference between revisions of "Directory structure"
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worldfiles | worldfiles | ||
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worldfiles/templates | worldfiles/templates | ||
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flowtables | flowtables | ||
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tecfiles | tecfiles | ||
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clim | clim | ||
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defs | defs | ||
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scripts | scripts | ||
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out | out | ||
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out/cal | out/cal | ||
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out/cal/sims | out/cal/sims | ||
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obs | obs | ||
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post | post | ||
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auxdata | auxdata | ||
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When you create a mapset in GRASS, you will tell GRASS where to store it (within this same main directory workspace), and an additional sub-directory that contains the GRASS mapset will be created for you at the same level as the above. | When you create a mapset in GRASS, you will tell GRASS where to store it (within this same main directory workspace), and an additional sub-directory that contains the GRASS mapset will be created for you at the same level as the above. | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 29 June 2009
Generally you will set up a main directory workspace. Within that directory, set up the following sub-directories:
worldfiles
worldfiles/templates
flowtables
tecfiles
clim
defs
scripts
out
out/cal
out/cal/sims
obs
post
auxdata
When you create a mapset in GRASS, you will tell GRASS where to store it (within this same main directory workspace), and an additional sub-directory that contains the GRASS mapset will be created for you at the same level as the above.
