Geographic Information Systems Asked by XDOLK009 on May 5, 2021
Is it possible to create a buffer of for example 3/4 of the polygons local width?
I have a polygon of river body, somewhere the river has 20 meters in width, somewhere 70 m. I need to extract the cunette, which varies based on the rivers width. So i need to create a negative buffer that is 3/4 of the current river body polygon width, so it copies its current geometry.
I think this must be feasible, however i can’t find a way…
Any ideas?
I think you could work on a raster based approach to solving your problem. What you ideally would like to have is some sort of inversed Euclidian Distance calculation (from the polygon's exterior towards its inside.
You could attempt this as followed, I haven't tested but can get you started:
There are some articles that try to attempt this that might be of use as well:
Answered by PGerrits on May 5, 2021
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