I don't know why you're having trouble with the processing toolbox,
but regarding IDW interpolation, you can do it straight in the
Raster menu, Raster->Analysis->Grid (interpolation).
This uses the gdal_grid utility
On 07/05/2017 06:35 AM, Laurence Béchet
wrote
It would be great to have a video that could be run well at any QGIS booth.
We currently have a lack of good visuals for conference booths. A nice
video would help a lot and compared to physical stuff it does not need to
be shipped around.
Ideally, it should be easy to add and translate subtitles
Raymond - thanks for clarifying the context!
ciao
Andrea Giacomelli
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2017-07-04 9:49 GMT+02:00 Raymond Nijssen :
> Pro bono.
>
> (Wouldn't dare to ask money for my first video editing task. :D)
>
> On 03-07-17 12:27, And
Hi
I need to use the Inverse Distance Weighted Interpolation from SAGA
within qGIS, which I did with a previous version of qGIs but this time
it didn't work because of a missing library (qGIS 2.18.9 - windows8 pro,
64bits).
I updated the qGIS version with the latest 2.18.10 (windows8 pro, 64
Hi Richard,
Yes, I’ve come to much the same conclusion: dummy features of the correct
topology is the easiest way to force QGIS.
I tried to publish the geometry_column table via WFS, as this contains the
topology designations, and have QGIS load that via WFS.
But it seems that this logic unfor
Hi again,
Having the constraint in does appear, when loading tables directly into
QGIS, to help QGIS in defining what kind of Geometry the table has. I
don't believe that it will help you much in relation to the WFS though.
Might I suggest you add a "Place Holder" to your dataset, as in a
Temp
Hi Falk,
Il 03/07/2017 20:03, Falk Huettmann ha scritto:
> my questions to you are:
> -how can those data be served best to support QGIS, e.g. as a package or
> plugin,
> and is that needed and wanted ?
I think they can be a very useful addition. Perhaps they could replace
or be added to the go
Pro bono.
(Wouldn't dare to ask money for my first video editing task. :D)
On 03-07-17 12:27, Andrea Giacomelli wrote:
Hi Raymond, and thanks for the appreciation on the video!
I knew it was partially out of scope, but it was also to present ideas
and a setting that may be tuned to focus more
Hi Richard,
Thanks for the reply.
I failed to mention, that I’m using MS/SQL 2016 as my database, but I should be
able to add geometry constraint in it.
But then again, I want to tell QGIS that it’s a line layer, and I’m uncertain
whether such proposed database constraints will do that, Postgr
