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Hi Arno
Many thanks for your Answer, i will try it.
Many thanks for your Answer, i will try it.
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scenProc replace polygons error
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Hi Arno
At what position should I insert the command "BooleanFeatures | DIFFERENCE | landuse = "forest" | building = "*" | 1 "? i think even before creating the AGN objects. tried it, but found no difference
Thank you Arno
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Hi,
I would place it after the SplitGrid step and before you made the first AGN object.
It might help to run a test on a small part of your data and then export the resulting vegetation polygon to a SHP file, then you can visually check if the boolean worked correctly.
I would place it after the SplitGrid step and before you made the first AGN object.
It might help to run a test on a small part of your data and then export the resulting vegetation polygon to a SHP file, then you can visually check if the boolean worked correctly.
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Hi,
Since your vegetation data is coming from the Corine dataset and not from OSM, you would have to check the attributes of the filter as well. landuse="forest" will not work for the Corine data, that is an OSM attribute.
Since your vegetation data is coming from the Corine dataset and not from OSM, you would have to check the attributes of the filter as well. landuse="forest" will not work for the Corine data, that is an OSM attribute.
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Hello Arno
I have the vegetation data in the corine dataset as well as in the osm file. if I only create the corine data with Code_06 = "313" (mixed forest GUID) it will be loaded but not shown. with landuse = "forest" I get the vegetation. how can I load and display both variants. do not know what to do next and have been for weeks.
many thanks for your Answer
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Hi,
It's hard to give you exact advice, since I don't know which script you use, which data you use and what kind of processing flow you are trying to achieve.
In general you would first load your data. Then you would subtract the buildings from your forest to prevent you have vegetations in your houses. And afterwards you can make all AGN objects.
It's hard to give you exact advice, since I don't know which script you use, which data you use and what kind of processing flow you are trying to achieve.
In general you would first load your data. Then you would subtract the buildings from your forest to prevent you have vegetations in your houses. And afterwards you can make all AGN objects.
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