Am 21.05.2015 um 15:08 schrieb Nicole Stoffels:
Dear QGIS-users,
I have a csv-file containing the corner coordinates of different forests
with different heights. The file is structured like this:
FID,forest_id,point_id,X,Y,height
1,forest1,point1,10.915763,54.137004,25
2,forest1,point2,10.917392,54.138734,25
3,forest1,point3,10.915822,54.140197,25
4,forest1,point4,10.913504,54.140824,25
5,forest1,point5,10.913541,54.138637,25
6,forest2,point1,10.897562,54.150324,20
7,forest2,point2,10.897907,54.149662,20
8,forest2,point3,10.900432,54.148912,20
9,forest2,point4,10.901194,54.149092,20
Now I want to make two polygons from the two different forests
containing the attribute height.
You can get the polygons easily with the MMQGIS plugin -> Import/Export
-> Geometry Import from CSV file.
It lets you select the common ID column, X, Y and geometry type.
Only height is not imported.
HTH,
André Joost
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