[Qgis-user] Problem with jpg file as raster layer (libjpeg-error)

2015-07-15 Thread Jörg Kalz-Kaprolat
Hello all,

I use qgis from time to time, now (with qgis 2.8.2, win 7 64) I get an error notice, when I want to add a new raster file (a jpg ortho photo):

No supported data format: Raster layer: the file is no supported raster data source libjpeg: Invalid comonent in ID 0 in SOS

or

No supported data format: Raster layer: the file is no supported raster data source libjpeg: Bogus Huffman table definition

But I can open this file with old qgis 1.8.0., and other photos from same type also with 2.8.2.



Does anyone know a solution? Can I check the ligjpeg version anywhere or do I have to update something?

Thanks a lot,


BR Jrg Kalz-Kaprolat
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[Qgis-user] GRASS7 algorithms not working

2015-07-15 Thread Luís Miguel Royo Pérez

Hi everyone,

I have a problem, when I updated from QGIS 2.8 to the new 2.10 version, 
the algorithms of GRASS7 in the processor are not working anymore. The 
message says The depency is not satisfied. I have uninstalled and 
installed again QGIS but with no results, and of course I have installed 
and I have working GRASS7.


I'm using Ubuntu Mate 14.04.

Anyone has some idea?

Thanks!!!
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[Qgis-user] Adding a Oracle Spatial Layer without a SRID Value at the geometry column

2015-07-15 Thread johannes
Hi,

we have some problems to add a oracle spatial layer in QGIS.  

Following situation at our oracle spatial database (Oracle 11g):
The Database-Table has an index on the geometry column, but no declared
primary key. Caused by a false EPSG 25833 system, the geometry column has no
SRID value.

Following reaction of qgis 2.11 Nightly (QGIS e679b0b):
The Database-Table is identified as a spatial layer with the SRID -1, the
correct geometry type and can be added as a layer. After adding I don't see
any objects in qgis. I've got following notice in the protocols:

*Protocol Qt*

/2015-07-14T16:11:441
..\..\..\..\..\..\..\src\providers\oracle\ocispatial\qsql_ocispatial.cpp:
3011: (QOCISpatialResult::gotoNext) goto next error:  [ORA-00932:
Inkonsistente Datentypen: BLOB erwartet, ARRAY erhalten]/

*Protocol Oracle*

/2015-07-14T16:11:191   Oracle SRID -1 nicht gefunden./

If I delete the index from the geometry column at the oracle database, add a
new srid value (faked EPSG 325833), add a new index on the column the
problem is solved. Is there any way to solve the problems without changes at
the main oracle spatial database. Due to dependencies to a second GIS
product it's not possible to update the entire database atm.

What can i do?

Best regards,
Joe





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Re: [Qgis-user] rivers growing in size as they go downhill

2015-07-15 Thread Carlo A. Bertelli (Charta s.r.l.)
Ciao Luca,
if you mean cutting the stream and manually assigning a width to every arc,
well, it's not the right procedure anyway, but if you deal with a network
as a network you should allow waterflow grow for other reasons besides
going downhill. Every node brings affluents so more water becomes a bigger
stream. So classifying the rank of the network is the proper thing to do.
You don't have to do it manually, it's a directed planar graph so there are
tools to deal with it (plugings and processing).
If you look at old cartography, you may argue streams grow gradually and
that is true, but there are tiny gutters and invisible kennels feeding
them...
Yes you may desire to kill all hydrologists, but this is a graph and the
easiest thing is assuming the size of the stream depends on the rank of the
starting node.
You may also assume some intelligence in the tools you use may provide
som help. It's more convenient to keep your streams in a network conscious
database like spatialite instead of storing into shapefiles.
c

On Tue, 14 Jul 2015 at 22:08:45, luca.galupp...@gmail.com wrote:

 Dear all
 i have this idea of rendering a river network so that each river starts as
 a very thin blue line, and the line width increases little by little as the
 river goes.
 i wouldn't like to modify the original file (eg cutting rivers in pieces
 and give a different width to each piece) but all rivers are digitized with
 the right direction so i was wondering if there is an expression to teach
 qgis what is the start end of a river, and assign a wider line for any
 given distance, for example:
 from start to 200m - line width 0.1
 from 200m to 400m - line width 0.2
 from 400m and over - line width 0.3
 i think this is an interesting problem because i cannot find a from - to
 command in qgis expression language, neither i know how to properly exploit
 the line direction with code, which would come useful in many other ways...
 any python expert out there can help?
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Re: [Qgis-user] Handle Bad Layers

2015-07-15 Thread DelazJ
Hi Chandler,
Since the last opening, have you either moved the files or renamed one of
their (up)folders or moved the project. The Handle bad layers window pops
up when QGIS doen't find the layer where it is intended to be (in absolute
or relative path), mostly because the path to the file has changed or
access is denied. You just have to select the row and type in the right
path or use the browser to reach the new location and all is ok.

But since these files are still on your disk, you should be able to open
them in another project, unless they're damaged. What kinf of files are you
trying to open?

Regards,
DelazJ

2015-07-15 1:35 GMT+02:00 Chandler Coleman chandc...@gmail.com:

 I am opening a project and a Handle Bad Layers window opens.  It shows
 me 12 layers that have a bad handle.  Why would I get this?  I have open
 this project up many times without issue.  Why are these layers now longer
 opening?  I tried opening each layer independently in a new project but
 tells be the layers are bad. Why these 12 layers and not the other layers
 that were in the project?

 Thanks,
 Chandler

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Re: [Qgis-user] GRASS7 algorithms not working

2015-07-15 Thread Filipe Dias
Hi,

That issue has already been reported, you're not alone:
http://hub.qgis.org/issues/13072



On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 11:09 AM, Luís Miguel Royo Pérez 
luis.miguel.r...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi everyone,

 I have a problem, when I updated from QGIS 2.8 to the new 2.10 version,
 the algorithms of GRASS7 in the processor are not working anymore. The
 message says The depency is not satisfied. I have uninstalled and
 installed again QGIS but with no results, and of course I have installed
 and I have working GRASS7.

 I'm using Ubuntu Mate 14.04.

 Anyone has some idea?

 Thanks!!!
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[Qgis-user] Twitter2gqis - Socket Error

2015-07-15 Thread Phaneuf, Krystal
Does anyone know how to solve this error?
The plugin is broken. Python said:
Socket error


Krystal Phaneuf
GIS Analyst
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
3331 North First St
San José, CA 95134
Office: 408-321-5549

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Re: [Qgis-user] rivers growing in size as they go downhill

2015-07-15 Thread Martin Bain
Ciao Carlo,
I’m a new QGIS user, I’m intrigued by your last paragraph:

You may also assume some intelligence in the tools you use may provide som 
help. It's more convenient to keep your streams in a network conscious database 
like spatialite instead of storing into shapefiles.

Can you elaborate on the meaning of  “network conscious database” or point me 
to some links to get me started, this sounds like a very useful capability.

Martin.


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[mailto:qgis-user-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Carlo A. Bertelli 
(Charta s.r.l.)
Sent: Wednesday, 15 July 2015 4:24 PM
To: qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] rivers growing in size as they go downhill

Ciao Luca,
if you mean cutting the stream and manually assigning a width to every arc, 
well, it's not the right procedure anyway, but if you deal with a network as a 
network you should allow waterflow grow for other reasons besides going 
downhill. Every node brings affluents so more water becomes a bigger stream. So 
classifying the rank of the network is the proper thing to do. You don't have 
to do it manually, it's a directed planar graph so there are tools to deal with 
it (plugings and processing).
If you look at old cartography, you may argue streams grow gradually and that 
is true, but there are tiny gutters and invisible kennels feeding them...
Yes you may desire to kill all hydrologists, but this is a graph and the 
easiest thing is assuming the size of the stream depends on the rank of the 
starting node.
You may also assume some intelligence in the tools you use may provide som 
help. It's more convenient to keep your streams in a network conscious database 
like spatialite instead of storing into shapefiles.
c

On Tue, 14 Jul 2015 at 22:08:45, 
luca.galupp...@gmail.commailto:luca.galupp...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear all
i have this idea of rendering a river network so that each river starts as
a very thin blue line, and the line width increases little by little as the
river goes.
i wouldn't like to modify the original file (eg cutting rivers in pieces
and give a different width to each piece) but all rivers are digitized with
the right direction so i was wondering if there is an expression to teach
qgis what is the start end of a river, and assign a wider line for any
given distance, for example:
from start to 200m - line width 0.1
from 200m to 400m - line width 0.2
from 400m and over - line width 0.3
i think this is an interesting problem because i cannot find a from - to
command in qgis expression language, neither i know how to properly exploit
the line direction with code, which would come useful in many other ways...
any python expert out there can help?
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Re: [Qgis-user] Adding a Oracle Spatial Layer without a SRID Value at the geometry column

2015-07-15 Thread Jürgen E . Fischer
Hi Joe,

On Wed, 15. Jul 2015 at 03:02:41 -0700, johannes wrote:
 ..\..\..\..\..\..\..\src\providers\oracle\ocispatial\qsql_ocispatial.cpp:
 3011: (QOCISpatialResult::gotoNext) goto next error:  [ORA-00932:
 Inkonsistente Datentypen: BLOB erwartet, ARRAY erhalten]/

What columns does the table have?

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[Qgis-user] QGIS instalation and uninstallation issues

2015-07-15 Thread Evanilton Pires
Dear QGIS users

My name is Evanilton Edgar Serrão Pires, I am an Environmental Engineering
student and a QGIS user.

I started to use QGIS 2.2.0 Valmiera last year and since my first
installation it never installed GRASS and SAGA correctly (their shortcut
never appeared correctly and never worked, therefore I could never use
those applications inside QGIS)  . At that time I was using Windows 8. When
I started QGIS it appeared a dialogue box saying «QGIS couldn't find your
GRASS installation.

Would you like to specify path (GISBASE) to your GRASS installation?». And
inside QGIS, SAGA and GRASS algorithms never worked properly. With the new
releases of QGIS 2.4.0 Chugiak and 2.6.0 Brighton, when uninstalling, it
would uninstall and install normally, however, always telling me that the
previous version was already installed at the time of the installation,
although I uninstalled it previously.
Early this year, I bought a new computer (which came with Windows 8.1
Single Language) and I installed QGIS 2.8.1 Wien in first place (the first
app to be installed right when I bought the computer, after the anti-virus,
of course) and for my joy, it installed GRASS and SAGA correctly and was
working very well, in such way that I was very happy with it. However, on
the 25th of May, I uninstalled the 2.8.1 version and installed the 2.8.2,
but for my displeasure, the GRASS and SAGA plugins were not properly
installed again.
I went to the QGIS project website looking for solutions and I found a page
saying that I should specify the path for the ''.exe'', but in the program
folder  there is no executor file. I even installed GRASS independently
again and in the new installation folder there is no ''.exe'' either. When
I install SAGA independently it does not work with QGIS.
Another strange thing is that after I have uninstalled the 2.8.1 version
and tried to install the 2.8.2, for the first time when installing it
appeared the information of skipping all the folder creations and
extractions, and at the end it said that QGIS was installed but the
application did not exist in my computer. When I installed for the second
time, it extracted and created the folders, and when finished QGIS was in
my computer. Attached you may find the file it produced in the first
attempt.

I always install using the standalone-installer.

If you need any further information, please let me know.

What should I do? Is it normal for the software never be completely removed
from the system? Please, I really would like to solve this issue.

Hope to hear from you soon.

QGIS is really good and useful, and I think we should promote its
development.

All the best to you guys


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