There are some times when the libraries can run out of memory if a
raster is very large, so you can have something that something like a
graphics editor e.g Gimp can open OK but Qgis coujld have trouble
opening it.
On 17/06/22 14:22, Firstname Lastname wrote:
I think that there is something wr
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Conjugate Geologic Services Limited
Calgary, Alberta Canada
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I think that there is something wrong with the Tif file I was using. I had
the same problem with a couple of files but I went back to the source file
and redid the referencing and it is ok.
On Thu, Jun 16, 2022 at 7:46 PM Patrick Dunford via Qgis-user <
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:
> This i
This is a generic answer, as more information would be needed to
determine exactly the situation you are experiencing.
If you zoom to the layer, is it then displayed in the same place as the
rest of your map?
My recollection of the georeferencer is it produces a world file to go
with the lay
Hi,
Depending on what you are doing and what kind of results you are looking
for, could you simply use "Polygonize" and then clean those results. If
your map are in RGB only, you could do a raster classification analysis
before hand. Line would follow pixels at first but those could be fixed
Hi,
Look's like there's a problem with the georeferenced layer or perhaps
the CRS or the coordinates of the base map.
The first thing would be to look at the layer CRS to see if it's good.
Then, right click on that layer in the layer panel, go to Layer CRS and
then select "Set Project CRS f
i have been successfully using the georeferencer for some time. i
referenced several maps and they succesfully georeferenced and displayed
for me.
Then, i was digitizing and i ran the georeference tool and for some reason,
the new referenced maps do not display. i have exited and tried to georef
Once you start building a layout add your map frame. Make sure it's
selected and to the right you should see the item properties panel for
the frame. Scroll down and you'll see "grid" - that will let you add a
grid with a different crs and different style of grids and tics.
Disclaimer - I've ov
i am using a NAD 83 UTM grid for my basemap and want to display lat-long
grid on this as well, does anyone know how i can do this in QGIS?
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Conjugate Geologic Services Limited
Calgary, Alberta Canada
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Byron and list,
On Thu, Jun 16, 2022 at 8:26 AM Firstname Lastname via Qgis-user <
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:
> i am a qgis newby and i am beginning a large project that involves
> digitizing several geology maps. i am trying to determine the best way to
> manage the digitizing and avoid
i am a qgis newby and i am beginning a large project that involves
digitizing several geology maps. i am trying to determine the best way to
manage the digitizing and avoid extra work.
my question to the group is: If i have several coloured polygons that are
adjacent to each other, is there an ef
I want to share a new vector based density analysis plugin sooner rather
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arise. Here is the new plugin. Please test it out and give me any feedback.
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