t.rast3d.list(1)
π t.rast3d.list β the manual, bestie edition π
okay so hi!! welcome to t.rast3d.list, a lil tool from the GRASS GIS User's Manual that spills the tea on your space time raster3d datasets π«β¨
β¨ NAME β¨
t.rast3d.list β lists registered maps of a space time raster3d dataset. that's it, that's the job, and she does it flawlessly π
πΈ KEYWORDS πΈ
temporal, map management, list, raster3d, voxel, time
(so many vibes: temporal, map management, list, raster3d, voxel, time π)
π SYNOPSIS π
t.rast3d.list
t.rast3d.list --help
t.rast3d.list [-s] input=name [order=string[,string,...]]
[columns=string[,string,...]] [where=sql_query] [method=string]
[separator=character] [output=name] [--overwrite] [--help]
[--verbose] [--quiet] [--ui]
no cap, that's the whole shape of her π
π¦ FLAGS π¦
-sβ Suppress printing of column names. like, the headers just β¨don'tβ¨ show up. mysterious. iconic.--overwriteβ Allow output files to overwrite existing files. be careful bestie, she will absolutely replace your files π--helpβ Print usage summary. ur lil cheat sheet π«Ά--verboseβ Verbose module output. she tells u EVERYTHING.--quietβ Quiet module output. she says nothing. peace and quiet fr fr π--uiβ Force launching GUI dialog. for the visual girlies π
π PARAMETERS π
input=name[required] β Name of the input space time raster3d dataset. this one is non-negotiable, u HAVE to give her the dataset name or she has nothing to work with πorder=string[,string,...]β Order the space time dataset by category. Options:id,name,creator,mapset,temporal_type,creation_time,start_time,end_time,north,south,west,east,nsres,tbres,ewres,cols,rows,depths,number_of_cells,min,maxDefault:start_time
pick ur fave column and she'll sort the whole thing by it. main character energy β¨
columns=string[,string,...]β Columns to be printed to stdout. Options:id,name,creator,mapset,temporal_type,creation_time,start_time,end_time,north,south,west,east,nsres,tbres,ewres,cols,rows,depths,number_of_cells,min,maxDefault:name,mapset,start_time,end_time
same option list, different job β this one decides what actually shows up in ur output π
where=sql_queryβ WHERE conditions of SQL statement without 'where' keyword used in the temporal GIS framework. Example:start_time > '2001-01-01 12:30:00'
note: u do NOT type the word where. she knows. she's got it. just hand her the condition π
method=stringβ Method used for data listing. Options:cols,comma,delta,deltagaps,granDefault:cols
five lil flavors of listing, pick ur poison π
separator=characterβ Field separator character between the output columns. Special characters:pipe,comma,space,tab,newlineDefault:pipe
so u can say pipe instead of literally typing a pipe, which is lowkey a slay π§
output=nameβ Name for output file. want it saved somewhere instead of just vibing on ur screen? name the file here β¨
π DESCRIPTION π
t.rast3d.list provides the same functionality as t.rast.list, the only difference is the 3D raster map layer metadata. Please refer to the manual page of t.rast.list.
fr fr β same girl, different dataset dimension. if u know t.rast.list, u already know her. if u don'tβ¦ go read that page, bestie, iykyk π«Ά
π SEE ALSO π
t.rast.list, g.list, t.create, t.info, t.list, t.vect.list
(the whole friend group ππ)
π AUTHOR π
SΓΆren Gebbert, ThΓΌnen Institute of Climate-Smart Agriculture
periodt. thank u for ur service π«‘β¨
β SOURCE CODE β
Available at: t.rast3d.list source code (history)
Accessed: Saturday Jan 17 05:41:54 2026
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and that's the whole page bestie!! π
no cap, u now know everything about t.rast3d.list. go list some space time raster3d datasets and ate, queen π
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