If you have a graticule, gridstatisticsforpolygons in processing will do the
trick, if not “creategraticule” and then gridstatisticsforpolygons
Something like these commands in the processing commander but it can be done
with the gui as well:
processing.runalg("saga:creategraticule",None,”xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax”,1000,1000,1,”/path/towhereyouwantosave/your_graticule")
processing.runalg("saga:gridstatisticsforpolygons”,"your_mdt.tif","/path/towhereyour_graticule_is",False,False,True,False,False,False,False,False,0,None)
On 22Oct, 2015, at 7:19 AM, Allan López <allos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I need to create a SUMMIT elevation map from a DEM ( SRTM). At every square
> km I need to extract : Lat, Long and MAXIMUM elevation ( within that square
> km) and so on for all the grid. Someone suggested topology-algebra but that
> is too much for me !. I will appreciate a "receipt" or any other practical
> suggestion for QGIS
>
> Allan López
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