On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 4:01 PM, Mounirsky wrote:
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> I'm trying to automatize geoprocessing tools using grass command lines in
a
> python script,
> so in the case of an isolate polygon (don't overlap) it will not be added
in
> may original vector... !
> I want it to work in
I'm trying to automatize geoprocessing tools using grass command lines in a
python script,
so in the case of an isolate polygon (don't overlap) it will not be added in
may original vector... !
I want it to work in any case and because I'm ruining command lines so I
can't make tests (overlaps or
On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 3:37 PM, Mounirsky wrote:
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> I want to dissolve polygons from layer1 witch overlap with polygons of
layer2
> keeping attributes table of layer1 and using command line.
>
> What I've done :
>
> v.in.ogr -o input=original_plygons output=layer1
>
>
I want to dissolve polygons from layer1 witch overlap with polygons of layer2
keeping attributes table of layer1 and using command line.
What I've done :
v.in.ogr -o input=original_plygons output=layer1
v.in.ogr -o input=plygons_to_add output=layer2
v.patch -a input=layer2 output=layer1
On 10/30/2012 03:31 AM, Phil Donovan wrote:
How does one dissolve and sum a field in GRASS? I
guess one way would be to create a separate table of summed values
and then join them back to the new dissolved layer? How would you
create this table of summed values?
How does one dissolve and sum a field in GRASS? I guess one way would be to
create a separate table of summed values and then join them back to the new
dissolved layer? How would you create this table of summed values?
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*Example table:*
Dissolve Column|
Dear list:
I have a vector map layer with 63 lines and I would like to have only one
line made of those 63. So, I would like to ask you which is the best way to
dissolve lines of a single layer map. I tried with v.dissolve, but the
result it’s not the expected.
Thank you!!!
Paco.
...and keep table data
Hi,
I am going to merge some vector areas sharing a common value. I want to
keep the information in my table, but I can't find a way to stamp out
the desired areas and replace them with desired information.
Is there something like union touching areas and keep information
Ok. I did it with:
v.extract: extracting the areas I dont want to merge
v.overlay: union the extracted with the dissolved rest
so I keep the information of the not-to-be-merged areas. Only thing is,
that I have to generate some new information for the dissolved areas. In
this case its not that
Hello all.
I have two problems.
1) v.dissolve?
it is possible to dissolve the polygons (nonadjacent) who have the same
attribute obtaining a multipolygon?
2) v.type
I noticed that to get points (representing the centroid) from polygons must
change the order by hand ... type = point, centroid
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