Isaac Ullah

Thanks for the bug report. In fact I am working on a pretty drastic re-write of this module. The new version will break some compatibility, but results should be improved....

Thanks Anna! I'm glad it's flexible. Once I've finished test benching the new version and have some idea about how the output compares to the current version , I'll decide...

Problem is also probably that it's using Python 2 string substitution, which should also be updated. Again, a new version is forthcoming, so unless your work is time sensitive, I...

Helmut and all, this is just a quick note to say that I have now uploaded the new version of r.landscape.evol to the addons GitHub repo. For now, the previous...

Hi Markus, apologies. Checking this out is still on my to do list, but pandemic lockdown, working from home, and balancing child care have really made it nearly impossible to...

Hi all, I am teaching with GRASS this semester, and two of my students, both using WinGRASS, are reporting this same bug. Here is the error message sent to me...

This behavior is correct because r.walk is an *anisotropic* cost function. Therefore, the costs from A --> B *should be different* than from B --> A. If you want the...

Yes, but his two sets of walking coefficients are still not going to make Naismith's rules isotropic because the slope cutoff means the slope bins are anisotropic to begin with....

Hi all, sorry I'm a little late to the discussion, and thanks for the nice shout-outs about my blog post. Yes, a lot of non-archaeologists use that list (I frequently...