Hello Pablo,
I think you can use atlas to do what you want.
I would do the following:
- Create a coverage layer (a simple non spatial table) with all desired
dates (you can simply make and import a CSV), it should have a year_field
column;
- Create a map with the desired extention, and use the already created
layer as atlas coverage;
- In the map canvas, style your universities layer with a rule-based
symbology, and set an unique rule with:
"YEAR" >= attribute( $atlasfeature , 'year_field') AND "YEAR" >=
(attribute( $atlasfeature , 'year_field') + 5)
I think you can then export your atlas for each 5 year to PDF or SVG
Hope it helps
Alexandre Neto
Em ter, 11 de ago de 2015 às 16:19, Pablo Medina Lockhart <
[email protected]> escreveu:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have a problem with the (wonderful) extension Time Manager :
> I have a georeferenced database of all European
> universities with their creation date (eg Bologna
> - 1088). I tried to use this extension to extract
> a map of Europe every 5 years (from 1088) in a
> vector format (ideally pdf) : I need this format
> to be able to reprocess these maps.
> Howewer this extension don't produce vector data
> (I have already ask to Anita Graser, she doesn't have solution).
> Do you have another solution to generate vector files automatically?
>
> Thank you for your answer
>
> Pablo
>
>
>
>
>
> Pablo Medina Lockhart
>
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