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or allocating directly a developer to help fixing up bugs, etc.
this is one of the features I've suggested for the founding system
some time ago. How can it be done? Is it something one should manage
by himself, contacting directly the developer?
thanks,
giovanni
G. Allegri ha scritto:
this is one of the features I've suggested for the founding system
some time ago. How can it be done? Is it something one should manage
by himself, contacting directly the developer?
Yes, at least for now.
If you are interested in a specific feature, or bug being fixed,
Chris h ha scritto:
Just a long shot question. I have a number of NOAA charts that I would like
to
remove the collars from. Is there any combination of plugins and methods
available for qgis that would allow me to accomplish this task.
sorry about my ignorance, but what is a map collar?
Chris h ha scritto:
No apology necessary. Map collars are the white borders around maps that are
typically distributed from governmental sources in raster format. In order to
stitch or glue charts together you need to remove the collars. (white area)
Oh, that can be easy: for displaying
Hi,
we have some PostGIS tables which include numbers of points. In the attribute
table there is a column type and we would like to have some points of type A to
be colored in one color and others in different color. We can successfully
select the points via the Attribute table Search for
Sorry for this off-topic question,
but could anybody tell me where I could get
a vector map of the zip (postal) codes
of Spain? I've tried GeoNames, but their files have
the centroids only (I understand this is a lot)
Thanks
Agus
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Okay, let me rephrase the question. I did look at ogr2ogr, csv file
import. I have a 3D line, but only the beginning vertex has x,y,z. The
line is a survey of a cave, so only the entrance has a latitude,
longitude, and z coordinate. The rest are relative to the control point.
Any suggestions
Greetings list,
I just installed Kore. Previously, I was running Metis with a handful of
plug-ins. When I installed using osgeo4w-setup.exe (I'm using Windows.), I
used the advanced options and selected to also install the python-qgis:
Python Plugin and bindings for Quantum GIS. However,
Although, this approach can be problematic if white is important for
properly displaying the map information. E.g., USGS topographic maps
use a white background for the map and a white collar. My solution was
to hand select the collar in Gimp, make it a unique color (magenta or
something),
Hi there,
I assume these can’t be loaded because they were removed when I uninstalled
Metis.
probably not.
Delete your
document and settings/username/.qgis
directory to be sure to get rid of Metis stuff.
take care
-- Giovanni --
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I realize this goes into other software on a qgis list, but I wonder
with GDAL or GRASS one can accomplish this.
It is really a raster clip that would work well, especially if the
next step is mosaic'ing the rasters. Are these quad maps?
Mark
On Mar 18, 2009, at 3:28 PM, John C. Tull
Excellent. That did the trick. Thank you.
Todd Fagin
Coordinate Solutions, Inc.
2804 NW 18th St.
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
405.740.4324 (voice)
904.471.5548 (fax)
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From: Giovanni Manghi [mailto:giovanni.man...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday,
On Wednesday 18 March 2009 16:07:18 MS wrote:
I realize this goes into other software on a qgis list, but I wonder
with GDAL or GRASS one can accomplish this.
It is really a raster clip that would work well, especially if the
next step is mosaic'ing the rasters. Are these quad ma
The charts
You could create a polygon in qgis (or some automated way), find an unused
pixel value in the chart, and then use gdal_rasterize -i to burn it into the
collar area. You can then use that as the transparency value.
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 3:32 PM, Chris h chris...@magma.ca wrote:
On Wednesday
Matej wrote:
Hi,
we have some PostGIS tables which include numbers of points. In the attribute
table there is a column type and we would like to have some points of type A
to be colored in one color and others in different color. We can successfully
select the points via the Attribute
For whatever reason you have to install the qgis-devel rpm to get this link
made for you. It seems like an error in the packaging.
Micha Silver wrote:
Micha Silver wrote:
José María Michia wrote:
2008/12/20 Micha Silver mi...@arava.co.il
I've just finished setting up a F 10
Tom,
You have laid out an interesting (fun) problem. I don't have a
solution for you, but a few thoughts on how I would approach it.
1. I am not sure how you want to display the 3D shape in QGIS. If
you are just going to symbolize the depth by coloring the line
segments, you could get by with
This sounds like a classic survey problem. Tools that deal with this are
often called COGO (I don't remember what that means)
While many tools and algorithms exist for doing distance and bearing,
which will allow to you plot changes in x,y of whatever plane you're
working in, the z value would
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