topic_metadata(1grass)

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version 8.5.0 · 9 versions
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Topic: metadata 💖✨

okay so bestie, welcome to the topic_metadata(1grass) page from the GRASS User's Manual! 🫶 This is literally your one-stop shop for all the GRASS commands that deal with metadata. It's giving "organization goals", no cap. Let's go through each one, shall we? 💅

  • r.describe — prints a terse list of the category values it finds in a raster map layer. simple, iconic.
  • r.info — outputs basic information about a raster map. the vibe check for your raster.
  • r.region — sets the boundary definitions for a raster map. boundaries? we love those.
  • r.support — lets you create and/or modify the support files for a raster map layer. lowkey necessary.
  • r.timestamp — modifies a timestamp for a raster map. time is a construct but timestamps are real.
  • r3.info — outputs basic information about a user-specified 3D raster map layer. 3D? main character energy.
  • r3.support — lets you create and/or modify the support files for a 3D raster map layer. support your local 3D raster.
  • r3.timestamp — modifies a timestamp for a 3D raster map. time travel but make it 3D.
  • t.info — lists information about space time datasets and maps. space AND time? slay.
  • t.select — selects maps from space time datasets by topological relationships to other space time datasets, using temporal algebra. that's a mouthful but it ate.
  • t.support — modifies the metadata of a space time dataset. metadata glow-up.
  • t.upgrade — upgrades the version of the temporal database. glow-up for your database.
  • v.info — outputs basic information about a vector map. vector? we stan.
  • v.support — updates vector map metadata. keep it fresh.
  • v.timestamp — modifies a timestamp for a vector map. timestamp queen.

See also the corresponding keyword metadata for additional references. 👀

Main index | Topics index | Keywords index | Graphical index | Full index

anyway bestie, that's the whole page. this was GRASS 8.5.0, topic_metadata(1grass), and the date is 2003-2026. © 2003-2026 GRASS Development Team, GRASS 8.5.0 Reference Manual. bye 💖

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