A simple way to merge lines separated by a space in QGIS
Geographic Information Systems Asked on May 21, 2021
In QGIS after creating contour lines by extracting them from a DEM (Extraction > Contour) and smoothing them (Line Smoothing) I noticed this situation:
In order to smooth out the corners displayed in the screen more, I set the parameters of the tool in this way:
The result is this:
Every line is broken. Is there an easy way to join them without having to modify them one by one and without losing the data for all of them?
One Answer
From the Processing toolbox you can tryv.cleantool from GRASS. Make sure you use the snap option and that the snapping distance is adequate. However note that this tool afects the placement of your line but since you already went to several simplification steps this should an acceptable trade off for you.
Answered by Lisdengard on May 21, 2021
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