>> I'm surprised that GRASS (I'm using the GUI version of 6.3 under
>> Windows)
>> doesn't allow for the important of ESRI GRIDS. I see that it allows
>> import
>> if they are in ascii format, or binary format but apparently not in
>> their
>> native ESRI format (i.e. similar to Arc Info coverages, having two
>> folders,
>> one named after the grid name, the other an INFO folder). I assume
>> this is
>> because that format is proprietary and GDAL cannot handle it.
>
> Both ASCII and Binary grids are supported:
>
http://www.gdal.org/formats_list.htmlThe ESRI native format (ESRI GRID) indeed stores the raster data data
in a INFO folder and folder with the name of the raster (e.g.
elevation). When importing you simply have to specify the name of the
folder:
r.in.gdal input=/Users/admin/data/elevation output=elevation -o
(with -o flag to override the projection which might be necessary)
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