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I have two binary rasters and I am focusing on pixels having value 1. Now, I want to know show direction and intensity from which pixels (having value 1) of one raster is shifted other raster. Basically it is land change study and I want to present it with arrows.

I have tried a tool named 'Gradient Vector from Direction and Length', which is not giving desired output because I don't have particular rasters to give input as length and direction.

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Here, I want find red pixels which is one raster, shifts to blue pixels which is another raster.

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    If these are binary rasters then how do you determine which red pixel shifted to which blue pixel? I think that the only result you can get will be represented by three categories: which pixels stayed colored (red->blue), which became colored (0 -> blue) and which lost color (red -> 0)
    – Micha
    Nov 6, 2020 at 9:53
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    I wonder if grass.osgeo.org/grass-stable/manuals/d.rast.arrow.html may help here...
    – markusN
    Nov 9, 2020 at 16:53

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