## DESCRIPTION

The module t.remove removes space time datasets (STRDS, STR3DS, STVDS) from the temporal database. In other words, by default it deletes the relevant database entries but not the maps.

Optionally, also the raster, 3D raster and vector maps of the space time datasets can be removed from the current mapset using the -r (recursive) and -f (force) flags. This recursive removal only works if both flags are checked together (use -rf).

## EXAMPLE

In this example a space time raster dataset (STRDS) named precip_months_sum will be created using a subset of the monthly precipitation raster maps from the North Carolina climate sample data set.
In order to be able to show the case of recursive removal without deleting the original sample data, we generate new data by means of computing yearly precipitation sums. Eventually, all newly produced data (STRDS and raster maps) are removed:

    #Create new and empty STRDS
    t.create output=precip_months_sum semantictype=mean \
      title="Monthly sum of precipitation" \
      description="Monthly sum of precipitation for the \
      North Carolina sample data location"

    #Register maps from sample dataset (selecting a subset with g.list)
    t.register -i type=raster input=precip_months_sum \
      maps=$(g.list type=raster pattern="201*_precip" separator=comma) \
      start="2010-01-01" increment="1 months"

    #Create some new data by aggregating with 1 years granularity
    t.rast.aggregate input=precip_months_sum \
      output=precip_years_sum basename=precip_years_sum granularity="1 \
      years" method=sum

    #Remove all newly produced data:
    # a) the aggregated STRDS with 1 years granularity along with its raster maps
    t.remove -rf type=strds input=precip_years_sum

    # b) the STRDS with 1 months granularity, but not the original sample data
    t.remove type=strds input=precip_months_sum

## SEE ALSO

t.create, t.info, t.register

## AUTHOR

Sören Gebbert, Thünen Institute of Climate-Smart Agriculture

Last changed: $Date: 2015-09-27 13:10:53 +0200 (Sun, 27 Sep 2015) $