If you just want to create one big vector with all features present in
several other vectors, try v.patch followed by v.clean.
For cleaning after patching areas, you will need at least to break
polygons and remove duplicates. If topology is still not correct, try
cleaning small angles at nodes followed by breaking lines, then remove
duplicates. If topology is still not correct, snapping vertices may be
necessary, here try a very small threshold first. Also see the v.patch
manual.
Hope that helps,
Markus
incanus wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to join a large set of "vectorial tiles" that i have, into a
unique vectorial map. What i'm doing is something like this, for each "tile"
(in the example is called filaN):
v.overlay ainput=sumaFilas atype=area alayer=1 binput=fila6 btype=area
blayer=1 output=sumaFilas2 operator=or olayer=1,0,0
v.db.addcol map=sumaFilas2 layer=1 'columns=union INTEGER'
v.db.update map=sumaFilas2 layer=1 column=union value=1
v.dissolve input=sumaFilas2 output=sumaFilas2 layer=1 column=union
--overwrite
g.remove vect=sumaFilas
g.rename vect=sumaFilas2,sumaFilas
At first, the v.overlay is instant, but when processing the map number 100,
it can be several hours.
Anyone knows an alternate way to do this?
The first solution I adopted was making this by rows of 100 "tiles", and
then joining the rows (what i'm doing in the example above). It worked for
me since i only has todo a "small" map (1 week of processing), but now i
need to do one MUCH more big.
Thanx in advance if anyone knows something.. or not :)
Andres
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