Hi,
I have a road network that is surveyed for road distress.
The network is a line vector layer.
I also have a point layer representing the driven trajectories of the survey vehicle.
I am looking for a method to update a field of the network layer when [some] points of the trajectory are "near
Hi,
It’s not clear to me what you are looking for but it seems you have information
from points that you would like to have updated based on the lines. This is
impossible because they are not touching (a very hard thing to do btw). You
could snap the points to the line. Look for “snap“ in Pr
There is also the "Join attributes by nearest" in the toolbox.
As it is not clear how your data looks alike, its hard to guess the
right approach.
On 27.09.21 15:26, Roland Spielhofer wrote:
Hi,
I have a road network that is surveyed for road distress.
The network is a line vector layer.
I also
Nicolas
Thanks for the tip. I did check in Textedit and only see commas as
separator values and the DMS all look formatted the same.
This is also my first time having to use DMS - I usually use D.D without
any issues.
Peter
On Sun, Sep 26, 2021 at 8:39 PM Nicolas Cadieux
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I ha
Agustín
Thanks for the tip. I did try placing the lat and long fields as columns 1
and 2 with no success. It is very strange.
I guess I will have to get the DMS converted to D.D and go from there.
Best regards
Peter
On Sun, Sep 26, 2021 at 10:11 PM Agustín Diez Castillo
wrote:
> Hi,
> Are lat
CVS import of DMS coords is touchy in my experience.
The degree symbol ° fails while º works.
Under Mac OS X 10.13 the first is Option-Shift-8, the second is
Option-0 (opt-zero).
Also, it seems to want ' for minutes and ' ' for seconds, i.e., a single
' and two separate '.
It rejects a normal "
Hi Peter,
maybe it might be useful if you shared a minimal csv file with at least
one "working" record and one non "working" record so somebody could try
to check what's going wrong.
Best regards.
Andrea
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On Sun, 26 Sept 2021 at 02:49, Bo Victor Thomsen
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> Hi list -
>
> One of my customers just received a data file, where the coordinates is not
> in any projection: Center of map data is (0,0), units in mm. not meter, maybe
> some rotation too. However, at least it's a planar coordinate sy
