Hi all,
> Thanks to Giovanni Manghi, to Borys Jurgiel, and a small funding (to be > formally > announced later), a new QGIS plugin is coming, allowing the triangulation of > radio > bearings. the plugin is already available in the QGIS 3rd party repositories and you can install it normally with the plugin installer. The starting point is a point vector or a table file (csv) where every line in the table (of attributes) represent a different bearing. Bearings belonging to the same subset must be identified with a unique id. In case you are importing the data through a csv file you obviously need to have the columns representing the X and Y coordinates of the locations where the bearings where measured. You need also to pay attention to check your QGIS configurations to be sure that the CRS of the imported csv matches the CRS of the X and Y columns. > As always, your feedback will be much appreciated. the plugin is an early stage but should already work pretty fine. Please leave feedback and suggestions, for example: do you agree the way the plugin handles subsets with diverging bearings? The tool was really made on a small budget and that further functionalities can be surely added with small financial contributions. cheers -- Giovanni -- _______________________________________________ AniMov mailing list [email protected] http://lists.faunalia.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/animov
