Zonal statistics work well to extract, numers of cells(counts) , sum of the
value (sum) and also average (mean) But I want the minimum AND max-value
and also standard error, if possible. Is there another plugin or a tutorial
how it may bee done in another way.
The code to Zonal statistics are
Why if i import Interlis 1 files to QGIS 2.8.1 / 2.6.1 there is no
identification of the attributs names in each tables?
The interlis model is correct (I've also tested an ITF-file with the federal
model).
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When i'm importing an Interlis 1 file (*.itf and *.ili) to QGIS 2.8.1 (or
2.6.1) the polygones are visualized correctly but all the tables containing
POINTS (LFP1, Grenzpunkt,...) couldn't be visualized by QGIS. I've to export
the file as CSV and reimport. I've tested it with other Interlis models
Hi Johan,
try Zonal Statistics from Processing
2015-04-19 12:34 GMT+03:00 Johan Nilsson joni8...@gmail.com:
Zonal statistics work well to extract, numers of cells(counts) , sum of the
value (sum) and also average (mean) But I want the minimum AND max-value
and also standard error, if
Hi James,
On Sun, 19. Apr 2015 at 01:02:23 -0400, James Keener wrote:
I am interested in being able to use the qgis mapserver on FreeBSD 10.1.
I enabled the mapserver option via `make config-recursive` and built the
port via `make install`. I cannot seem to find the fcgi executable in
the
GREP HARDER!
:) I was specifically referring to the FreeBSD port's Makefile. Ports
are a collection of source-based packages. Essentially, on your system
you get the base tools and Makefile and pkg-plist for every program.
Those files tell the base tools how to get a copy of the source, how to
Il 19/04/2015 07:02, James Keener ha scritto:
Hello,
I am interested in being able to use the qgis mapserver on FreeBSD 10.1.
I enabled the mapserver option via `make config-recursive` and built the
port via `make install`. I cannot seem to find the fcgi executable in
Hi James,
please
Also, theres a utility in SAGA, implemented within the Processing toolbox.
See SAGA - Shapes - Grid - Grid statistics for polygons
Lets you calculate:
* Number of Cells
* Minimum
* Maximum
* Range
* Sum
* Mean
* Variance
* Standard Deviation
* Specified Quartiles
Hope that helps,
mike
On Sun,
Hi timon02 / timu92
Can you describe little bit mor what you are trying to do?
Are you using Interlis Plugin?
What is the model/table (is there a geom attribute in it an an unique id)?
Yours, Stefan
2015-04-19 13:32 GMT+02:00 timon02 tim...@hotmail.com:
When i'm importing an Interlis 1 file
Hi timon02 / timu92
Can you describe little bit more what you are trying to do?
What is the model you are talking about?
What do you mean by identification of the attribute names?
Yours, Stefan
2015-04-19 13:35 GMT+02:00 timon02 tim...@hotmail.com:
Why if i import Interlis 1 files to QGIS
On 04/19/2015 12:34 PM, Johan Nilsson
wrote:
Zonal statistics work well to extract, numers of
cells(counts) , sum of the value (sum) and also average
(mean) But I want the minimum AND max-value and also
I believe you can do it this way (as I'm experimenting with this very
thing). Of course - if you have very small polygons with even smaller
polygons this wouldn't work.
Select features using an expression and let your expression be $area
square units you are looking for.
I wanted to select
Hello forum
this post is similar to my last one, but not totally the same.
Thank you for making me know the Sieve filter.
I have a vector layer.
I have some polygons that apparently seem to be lying on bigger polygons
and totally included on this, but if you delete the small ones they produce
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