Unique buffer for each set of points separately and in one procedure in QGIS
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How could I create a buffer for each set of points (colour group) separately and in one procedure in QGIS 3?
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How could I create a buffer for each set of points (colour group) separately and in one procedure in QGIS 3?
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How could I create a buffer for each set of points (colour group) separately and in one procedure in QGIS 3?
The image below shows a subset of points for buffering.
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How could I create a buffer for each set of points (colour group) separately and in one procedure in QGIS 3?
The image below shows a subset of points for buffering.
buffer qgis-3.0
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In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.
Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying
Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer
Elongation:
- If I have correctly understood the question gist, you are able to execute buffering "separately" by choosing the "Selected features only" in the "Variable distance buffer". Selected features can be achieved through the basic "Selection by Expression".
- Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.
- There is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.
I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.
In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.
Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.
References:
- Variations in buffering
- Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?
- Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]
Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
â Bruce T.
8 hours ago
@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
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1 Answer
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In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.
Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying
Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer
Elongation:
- If I have correctly understood the question gist, you are able to execute buffering "separately" by choosing the "Selected features only" in the "Variable distance buffer". Selected features can be achieved through the basic "Selection by Expression".
- Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.
- There is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.
I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.
In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.
Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.
References:
- Variations in buffering
- Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?
- Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]
Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
â Bruce T.
8 hours ago
@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
â Taras
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In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.
Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying
Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer
Elongation:
- If I have correctly understood the question gist, you are able to execute buffering "separately" by choosing the "Selected features only" in the "Variable distance buffer". Selected features can be achieved through the basic "Selection by Expression".
- Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.
- There is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.
I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.
In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.
Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.
References:
- Variations in buffering
- Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?
- Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]
Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
â Bruce T.
8 hours ago
@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
â Taras
7 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.
Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying
Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer
Elongation:
- If I have correctly understood the question gist, you are able to execute buffering "separately" by choosing the "Selected features only" in the "Variable distance buffer". Selected features can be achieved through the basic "Selection by Expression".
- Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.
- There is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.
I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.
In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.
Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.
References:
- Variations in buffering
- Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?
- Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]
In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.
Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying
Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer
Elongation:
- If I have correctly understood the question gist, you are able to execute buffering "separately" by choosing the "Selected features only" in the "Variable distance buffer". Selected features can be achieved through the basic "Selection by Expression".
- Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.
- There is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.
I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.
In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.
Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.
References:
- Variations in buffering
- Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?
- Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]
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answered 8 hours ago
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Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
â Bruce T.
8 hours ago
@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
â Taras
7 hours ago
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Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
â Bruce T.
8 hours ago
@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
â Taras
7 hours ago
Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
â Bruce T.
8 hours ago
Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
â Bruce T.
8 hours ago
@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
â Taras
7 hours ago
@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
â Taras
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