Thanks for the infos. I didn't know about CRS, although I could have guessed
that it wouldn't make sense to specify meters when GPX files contain data in
latitude + longitude, ie. degrees. I used 0,05 by trial and error.
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Hi Winfried,
usually in QGIS, unless it's specified differently, the distance field is
in the same units as the project properties. So, 5km would be 5000m in the
the projected UTM zones which use meters.
If 0,05 worked then I assume that your project is in
degrees/minutes/seconds
Thank you.
Turns out I was pretty close to the solution: The error was in the order
parameters were set in the Spatial Query dialog. Also, there is no
information on the unit used for Distance in the Fixed Distance Buffer; I
guess "0,05" means 5kms.
Winfried,
it's difficult for people to offer help if they don't know where to start,
the knowledge level of the person asking the question is basic input.
I don't think anyone is going to answer a question if someone says they
know nothing about GIS, it's too much work if it sounds like someone
Hello
Archie's Campings* offers a pretty thorough list of campsites in Europe.
Problem is, files are only country-size, so the number of waypoints is
overwhelming (Here's the UK for instance**).
To plan bike tours, I'd like to…
1) import a trace from a GPX file,
2) import Archie's list for
