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Bernardo Niebuhr edited this page Feb 28, 2018 · 14 revisions

5. Running LSMetrics through GUI

Here we briefly explain how to set some important parameters used in LSmetrics. Again, make sure your input raster is using a metric coordinate reference system (CRS) by selecting the right EPSG. If your raster maps are not in a metric system EPSG, you will need to reproject them. For the reprojection, you need to know which is the SRC of your maps with projection different from your location. To do this, take a look at v.import.

Select the input map(s) and after you choose all the parameters that fit your analysis, you can click on "START CALCULATIONS". Note that when choosing Export, the output of calculations (output raster maps and statistics text files) will be exported to a folder chosen by the user.

Then, select the output directory where all the rasters with the chosen metrics will be saved, as follows.

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Brief description

Using LSMetrics

  1. Downloading LSMetrics

  2. Installing GRASS GIS

  3. Preparation of inputs

  4. Starting

    1. Open a GRASS GIS project
    2. Run LSMetrics

  5. Running LSMetrics through GUI

    1. Single or Multiple maps?
    2. Codes for habitat and Binary maps
    3. Structural connectivity
    4. Functional connectivity
    5. Edge, Habitat, and Core area
    6. Diversity
    7. pids and fids

  6. LSMetrics outputs

    1. Outputs of Structural connectivity
    2. Outputs of Functional connectivity
    3. Outputs of Edge, Habitat, and Core area
    4. Outputs of Diversity
    5. Outputs of pids and fids

  7. PDF manual

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