Aloha.
You might want to consider simply using Great Circle distances and then
refining that if you need something better.
J.
On 10/22/20 12:50, Peter Borissow wrote:
> I agree with Hernán, that you are probably better off using
> ellipsoidal (geodetic) distances rather than projected distances
I agree with Hernán, that you are probably better off using ellipsoidal
(geodetic) distances rather than projected distances for such large tracks.
Of course, you can use whatever projection you want to RENDER the routes. For
example you can use a conic projection to render the bird tracks or
Salve, per un progetto legato ad attività archeologiche di sorveglianza e scavo
devo creare una serie di shape file di punti e linee al cui interno per ogni
evidenza archeologica, oltre le relative informazioni, vorrei inserire un
collegamento alle rispettive schede descrittive (in formato pdf
Dear all,
I have created a Qgis plugin and I use three images in the resources.qrc
file shown below. Everything works fine before I restart Qgis. If I restart
Qgis, I hit an error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resources_rc'. And
the plugin won't start. Any comment will be very
Thanks everyone for your help. I was able to save it into a suitable format
and then I was able to examine the data which appears to have not counted
the 2nd largest railway station in Australia - Central Station- as a
building!
I will be exploring the data over the weekend to see how
Pardon my ignorance, but my brain is burning a bit with this topic... Is
there a particular reason nobody is suggesting the utilisation of an
equidistant projection? I thought this was what they are optimised for.
Albers conic equal area is for the preservation of area, not distance as
far as I'm
Thank you Thayer and Richard.
The Openrouteservice.org GUI map did not work for
my Firefox.
Graphhopper is nearly perfect for what I want, and
I really appreciate you bringing it to my attention.
It's going to save me quite a bit of time.
This is the link I am using:
Hi there, Mike et al,
thanks,
but if you check up with Thomas Alerstam from Sweden - as a bird tracking
migration person you really ought to know those things and his entire
books/papers -
there is sufficient literature on the topic for years re. projections, e.g.
this one for starters.
Hi Mike,
I am glad this helped you.
I am going to punt on this since a similar question about how to do routes in
QGIS was asked recently, and I think it received some answers, you should be
able to find it on the QGIS-user Nabble archive.
That said, my initial thought is that instead of using
Arrotino wrote
> Buonasera,
> Avrei bisogno di costruire una serie di poligoni, tutti uguali, lungo una
> linea (la stessa forma una rete magliata).
>
> Questi poligoni dovrei usarli in un atlante.
> Qualcuno conosce un modo per costruirli?
Ciao,
puoi farlo molto facilmente, ecco un flusso di
Ciao to consiglio di usare il plugin pyarchinit, che fa tutte le operazioni
di cui necessiti in automatico.
Compresa l'esportazione in PDF delle schede.
https://sites.google.com/site/pyarchinit/
Il gio 22 ott 2020, 18:27 ha scritto:
> Salve, per un progetto legato ad attività archeologiche di
Recently I noticed that Klas Karlsson was using google.com fonts in his
html titles. For example the "Extra Fancy Title" on QGIS HUB
qgis-hub.fast-page.org/layouts.php
[image: image.png]
On Thu, Oct 22, 2020 at 9:42 AM Charles Dixon-Paver
wrote:
> In my tests QGIS uses installed fonts but you
In my tests QGIS uses installed fonts but you will have to distribute them
yourself.
I think it might be beneficial for the QGIS to read fonts made available
with the QGIS Resource Sharing Plugin though, so a feature request may be
in order (I don't think this is currently supported, but someone
Am 22.10.2020 um 09:02 schrieb Fleischer, Janne Jakob:
> https://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/ticket/645
Your ticket is now marked as "fixed", did it solve your problem?
I suspect my question yesterday "Processing not loading after update"
was related. Another update today delivered new GDAL packets,
Hi Lars,
Not sure if I completely understand your question. I think QGIS supports
any font installed in your OS. At least it works that way for me (Ubuntu
18.04).
Met vriendelijke groet,
Raymond
On 22-10-2020 15:05, Lars I. Nielsen, LIFA A/S wrote:
Hi list.
I’ve googled like a madman,
Hi list.
I've googled like a madman, and haven't found anything to suggest, that QGIS
supports online/downloadable (Google?) fonts ?
So I assume that it doesn't, but wanted to hear it from you guys before
dismissing the idea.
We're trying to maintain multiple setups including QGIS users, and
On 10/22/20 2:08 PM, Mike Flannigan wrote:
> 1) Are there any other websites that do what the Overpass Turbo website does?
Totally unaware of the exact contents of this thread... but I know there is a
plugin: QuickOSM in our repo:
https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/QuickOSM/
and I could 'just
Thanks for this procedure Thayer.
I use Overpass Turbo to plot tracks along roads. It is somewhat
of a complicated process, but it works. Perhaps I should be
using QGIS to do this instead.
But since I currently reply on the Overpass Turbo website, I am
looking for an alternate website that
It seems you are raising several questions here,
mixed together. See inline...
On 10/21/2020 11:16 PM, Mauricio Tecles
wrote:
Thank you
for your answer. I agree and realize that. Let me
Hi,
Has anyone experienced QGIS crashing out when trying to use get_feature_by_id
within a layout?
I'm using 3.10.2-A Coruna and it works until I change the ID to 346 at which
point QGIS just closes without any error messages.
I should point out the layer I'm looking at is an Oracle dataset
Buongiorno,
qualcuno potrebbe spiegarmi come si imposta un lavoro incentrato sulla
risoluzione del Chinese postman problem (o Route inspection problem) con
l'utilizzo di Qgis? Sto provando il plugin Chinese Postman Solver ma non
riesco a comprenderlo molto bene.
I dati delle strade che ho a
As far as I can recall, few studies of long-distance migratory species state
what projections are used. Is there any published study of the effect of
projections on analyses of animal movement?
M
M. J. McGrady
Am Rosenhugel 59
A-3500 Krems
Austria
From:
Hi,
is it just me (and my system), or is the qgis-installer from osgeo4w currently
broken?
I can not get a working install for any (stable) qgis...
https://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/ticket/645
Kind regards, Janne
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Yes, that! Thanks!
Raymond
On 21-10-2020 23:31, Fernando M. Roxo da Motta wrote:
On Wed, 21 Oct 2020 17:18:05 +0200, Raymond Nijssen
wrote:
This script works for me. But I'm not all sure about the way I start
a new process for QGIS and quit the python script. I think ending the
command
Mike
For measuring the kind of distances you are mentioning I would suggest
using ellipsoidal (geodetic) distances rather than projected distances.
This is because projected distances can become very inaccurate over
large regions (depending on the particular projection of course).
If
> Convert it to a geopackage first -- geojson is a HORRIBLE format for
large datasets like this, as it's completely unoptimised and has no spatial
index
Just want to add that shapefile itself has size limitations and is not a
good format for these types of large datasets (or anything really), so
I'd suggest using PostGIS>Geography data type.
Cheers.
Il 22/10/20 07:43, MIKE MCGRADY ha scritto:
> I have data on tracked migratory birds, and want accurate measures of
> distance travelled during migration and areas of summering and wintering
> ranges. These birds are summering in central
On Tue, 20 Oct 2020 at 19:40, Raymond Nijssen wrote:
>
> If the code snippets are not suitable for the cookbook (because they are
> too odd cases and/or they do not match the cookbook chapters) and you
> decide to put them anywhere else, it would be good practice to add the
> QGIS version number
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