Converting between raster and vector formats allows you to make use of both raster and vector data when solving a GIS problem, as well as using the various analysis methods unique to these two forms of geographic data. This increases the flexibility you have when considering data sources and processing methods for solving a GIS problem.
ラスタとベクタの分析を結びつけるために、データのタイプをもう一方のものに変換する必要があります。ベクタのレッスンの前にラスタを変換してみましょう。
**このレッスンの目標:**分析を完結するためにラスタをベクタにすること。
Start with the map from the last module, raster_analysis.qgs. There you should have the all_conditions_simple.tif calculated during the previous exercises.
Click on Raster ‣ Conversion ‣ Polygonize (Raster to Vector). The tool dialog will appear.
このように設定します:
Change the field name (describing the values of the raster) to suitable.
Save the shapefile under exercise_data/residential_development as all_terrain.shp.
Now you have a vector file which contains all the values of the raster, but the only areas you’re interested in are those that are suitable; i.e., those polygons where the value of suitable is 1. You can change the style of this layer if you want to have a clearer visualization of it.
ベクタ分析のモジュールに戻って参照ください。
Although unnecessary for our current problem, it’s useful to know about the opposite conversion from the one performed above. Convert to raster the suitable_terrain.shp vector file you just created in previous step.
入力ファイル は all_terrain;
幅 と 高さ はそれぞれ 837 と 661 です。
ノート
The size of the output image is specified here to be the same as the original raster which was vectorized. To view the dimensions of an image, open its metadata (Metadata tab in the Layer Properties).
Converting between raster and vector formats allows you to widen the applicability of data, and need not lead to data degradation.
Now that we have the results of the terrain analysis available in vector format, they can be used to solve the problem of which buildings we should consider for the residential development.