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Can anyone suggest me web-links to learn scripting in GRASS GIS (its utilities, examples etc.) other than those available in GRASS official Wiki/Sites?

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what kinds of things are you interested in doing in your scripts? are you thinking of basic scripts to automate and recall actions, or more complex programs? – scw Jun 9 '11 at 2:22
Currently I am thinking of implementing basic repetitive tasks like performing supervised classification on different groups/subgroups in a mapset. But I am interested to know about complex implementation scenarios as well. – Chethan S. Jun 9 '11 at 5:14
What kind of examples are you looking for? e.g. shell, bash, or python scripts? – underdark♦ Jun 9 '11 at 7:13
I am mainly looking for shell/bash scripts. If it's important I use GRASS in Ubuntu 11.04. – Chethan S. Jun 9 '11 at 8:01

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You can get some Grass shell examples on GRASS lists. Try to run a search on shell or bash script. Looking at users script online is a good approach to understand how it works.

You will find few snippets on that page and also links to references (on the bottom of the page). See also Appendix 2 of that online ressource by M. Neteler. Some others examples are also available on GRASS book.

From what I know the GRASS wiki is probably one of the best resource to learn GRASS scripting.

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