On 01/20/2010 06:23 AM, deepika acharya wrote:
Hello
How can use grass tool in QGIS ?
If you have installed the GRASS plugin, then make sure the plugin is
active (in the Plugins->Manager) then open a Location/Mapset and off you
go...
The explanations in the User's manual are quite good:
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hello all
I have a problem, that when I print out maps containing line patterns
from print composer, the lines are rendered so thin. On the paper, it's
almost not possible to see the patterns anymore. if I fill with my own
textures, I can not change the colors anymore...
Is there a way to ma
Hello
How can use grass tool in QGIS ?
Thanks !
Regard
Deepika
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A. Marcia BARBOSA wrote:
> What is the best way of getting a raster map (global coverage,
> lat-long coordinates) in which the value of each pixel is its
> latitude?
in a lat/lon location+mapset:
g.region n= s= w= e= res= ... (set the bounds for you new map)
r.mapcalc "lat_map = y()"
I expec
A. Marcia BARBOSA wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the best way of getting a raster map (global coverage,
> lat-long coordinates) in which the value of each pixel is its
> latitude? I'm thinking of digitizing the upper and lower horizontal
> limits of the region, giving them the values of the maximum and
Hi,
What is the best way of getting a raster map (global coverage,
lat-long coordinates) in which the value of each pixel is its
latitude? I'm thinking of digitizing the upper and lower horizontal
limits of the region, giving them the values of the maximum and
minimum latitude (respectively), and
Hi,
if I'm not wrong I believe that what you need is already available.
Just select one/more features and then edit -> copy features.
If you paste the result in a text editor you'll get a csv file.
You can also identify features and in the resulting pop up window you
can right clic and choose m
Thanks, yes I had not thought about opening the .dbf file doing that makes it
easy to use with all the other programs
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M.E.Dodd wrote:
> Is it possible to export (or save) data from qgis as a simple text file, for
> example I deal with a lot of point data and after doing various things such
> as finding the attributes of each point on a raster image within the gis I
> then want to then get this data out as a sim
Micha, Marco and Thomas
Thank you all for such a fast reply. Being a member in the user mailing list
definitely has better results than the forum.
Micha, I just came back from the Survey Dept today and they agreed to supply
me later a DEM sample file with x,y and Z values for me to test so that i
Is it possible to export (or save) data from qgis as a simple text file, for
example I deal with a lot of point data and after doing various things such as
finding the attributes of each point on a raster image within the gis I then
want to then get this data out as a simple text file so it can
On Jan 18, 2010, at 6:09 AM, Craig Leat wrote:
> Greg Coats wrote:
>> Using Qgis version 1.4.0 built against code revision 12644:12645M
>> from http://www.kyngchaos.com under Mac OS X 10.6.2, I find that
>> starting up from the .qgs project file takes 4 minutes, and during this
>> time Activity M
Hello,
if you are not again command line, you can have a look on gdaldem function
http://www.gdal.org/gdaldem.html
based on grass functions
An example of use
http://research.dmsolutions.ca/?p=350
Sorry, the answer not directly related to Qgis ;) but always based on FOSS
ThomasG
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Hi Abbas
You could also use the 'Raster terrain plugin' to calculate slope. The plugin
comes as a part of the standard installation. Like this, you don't need to use
the GRASS toolbox (or only if you have more complex analysis tasks).
Then double click the layer to get the raster layer properti
You can use GRASS to georeference shapes, or work with an already georeferenced
backgroud.
Pablo Torres Carreira
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:02:42 +0530
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