timestamps 0:20 Opening the QGIS project 0:48 Open the layer attribute table 1:00 Create new x y columns 1:35 Calculate x y values 2:05 Export to csv 3:00 Open csv in Excel 3:40 Calculate D°M'S" coordinates with the Field Calculator 7:06 Install the Lat Lon Tools plugin 7:55 Run the Lat Lon Tools, Conversions, Point layers to fields algorithm
A new QGIS plugin named Coordinates Converter was created not long time ago. There are six methods in this plugin: 1- From Decimal Degree to UTM. 2- From Decimal Degree to DMS. 3- From UTM to Decimal Degree. 4- From UTM to DMS. 5- From DMS to Decimal Degree. 6- From DMS to UTM.
Thank you for the video. Quite informative. I have a dataset with no spatial reference. I want to generate a spatial reference and join the data with a country grid layer. Is it possible?
Hello Ian, fairly new to QGIS have found your video very helpful - I want to export about 32k GPS points, and group them by 10 closest to furthest. Is this within the realm of QGIS or do I have to look somewhere else?
Thank you for your video. Very wholesome. Sorry, if I am asking a question again, I face great difficulty with my thesis research. Is it possible to extract .csv from .tiff format? Do I have to convert tiff to vector first, then exctract .csv from the vector? Please enlighten me, kind Sir
You could convert the tiff to an xyz file type using the Raster\Conversion\Translate (Convert Format). You could then edit the xyz using a text editor and add x y z fields. Then rename the xyz file as a csv. Would that work for you?
Thanks for the Tutorial. Saved days worth of time. With this simple Solution.
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0:20 Opening the QGIS project
0:48 Open the layer attribute table
1:00 Create new x y columns
1:35 Calculate x y values
2:05 Export to csv
3:00 Open csv in Excel
3:40 Calculate D°M'S" coordinates with the Field Calculator
7:06 Install the Lat Lon Tools plugin
7:55 Run the Lat Lon Tools, Conversions, Point layers to fields algorithm
thank you very much! very helpful, I will recommend your channel to my colleagues
A new QGIS plugin named Coordinates Converter was created not long time ago.
There are six methods in this plugin:
1- From Decimal Degree to UTM.
2- From Decimal Degree to DMS.
3- From UTM to Decimal Degree.
4- From UTM to DMS.
5- From DMS to Decimal Degree.
6- From DMS to UTM.
Easy to understand, realy useful & Thanks for sharing
All your code in the QGIS expression can be replaced with `to_dms()` function from the QGIS native expression dialog. Just go in the "Convert"group.
This is very handy and a good tip. Thank you.
Thank you so much!!!!! This was so helpfull.
Thank you so much. How about Decimal Degrees only ??
Hi. Where do you find these codes? Is it SQL? Can you point me to a website or book to learn code to use in QGIS?
Can you make a video calculating the bearings..? Thank you
Thank you for the video. Quite informative.
I have a dataset with no spatial reference. I want to generate a spatial reference and join the data with a country grid layer. Is it possible?
Hello Ian, fairly new to QGIS have found your video very helpful - I want to export about 32k GPS points, and group them by 10 closest to furthest. Is this within the realm of QGIS or do I have to look somewhere else?
What is the symbole ofcalculation that u used i couldnt find it?
Thank you,i appreciated that was so helpfull
Thank you
Thank you for your video. Very wholesome.
Sorry, if I am asking a question again, I face great difficulty with my thesis research.
Is it possible to extract .csv from .tiff format? Do I have to convert tiff to vector first, then exctract .csv from the vector? Please enlighten me, kind Sir
You could convert the tiff to an xyz file type using the Raster\Conversion\Translate (Convert Format). You could then edit the xyz using a text editor and add x y z fields. Then rename the xyz file as a csv. Would that work for you?
@@Qtips1 Yes, it worked. Thank you so much for your help