Hi, thanks for your solutions in fact. I have edited the 10m contour lines and I just want to make contour isolines to 5m from the 10m shapefile (vectors) without using any intermediar DEM or TIN. Maybe Grass has a such function to interpolate vectors not only rasters?

For now, we take the decision to to calculate 5 meter contour lines and to merge only the new curves and editing the bad ones in the flat zone.

thx for trying to help me,

Enzopolo


On 13/06/2011 16:18, Saber Razmjooei wrote:
Actually not so much "converting" as it would be "adding" based on
existing 10m.
By "converting" I meant "interpolate"...(OP:and I would like to
interpolate each 5 meters)

Could choose to merge the '5m buffered lines' afterwards, or not.

Of course if there is a DEM with 5m resolution or better,
You can create contours with 5 m intervals from a 50 m resolution DEM.



  it would be
more accurate to use the Contour.plugin (need matplotlib installed) or
GRASS.

Just depends on what data is available and use case.
Cheers
Saber



On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 11:50 AM, Saber Razmjooei
<[email protected]>  wrote:
         I guess Mars meant converting a contour lines of 10 metre
         intervals to 5
         metre.
         Best to do it using GRASS (plugin). Here is a nice Wiki page:
         http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/Contour_lines_to_DEM

         Once you have it as DEM (i.e. raster) you can use r.contour in
         GRASS or
         Contour tool under GDAL in QGIS (Raster>  Contour) to convert
         it to 5
         metre contour vector.

         Saber






         On Mon, 2011-06-13 at 11:31 -0700, Mars Sjoden wrote:
         >  Why not buffer a left or right side of your contour line @
         5m?
         >
         >  I presume your contour lines are vector polylines.
         >
         >  Unless you mean to interpolate from an existing DEM?
         >
         >  mars
         >
         >  2011/6/13 Vincent Blanqué<[email protected]>
         >          Hi,
         >
         >          I have contour lines each 10 meters and I would like
         to
         >          interpolate each 5 meters. Is there any Qgis
         functionality to
         >          generate these? Any plugin? Or is it possible with
         ogr2ogr?
         >
         >          thx,
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