OK list, here is one more philosophical GIS question, with more than one answer possible. Task: create one layer with street names, house numbers and city name Set up: - vector layers are all shapefiles - one layer with points, attribute filed is "house_number" (presumably, someone will input this data point by point, by digitizing or GPS surveying...) - the second layer is "street buffer" - created from "streets", contains "street_name" field, among others
If I perform "intersect" I get a new layer with point within polygons, that now contain both "street_name" and "house_number" among others, _except_ for the houses/points that are on the crossroads, because they intersect with more than one polygon (street buffer). Let's say there are maybe 5%, or less, points that are on the crossroads, so my solution for now is to add them manually later after intersection. Of course, the resulting shapefile contains more fields (columns), that are not needed, but cannot be erased in QGIS, or at least I haven't figured out how... The second approach that crosses my mind is to import all of the shapefiles into PostGIS, but I do not have very much experience with "spatial queries" per se - is it possible to refine this process in PostGIS? If anyone has any ideas/pointers/suggestions/experience with similar tasks I would be very grateful :-). BR, --- Zoran Jankovic ZIS-Izrada softvera i savjetovanje / ZIS - Software Development and Consulting http://www.zisis.hr M: 00 385 98 682 902 T: 00 385 44 683 374 A. Senoe 4 44320 Kutina Croatia
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