Geographic Information Systems Asked by Dirwin on December 2, 2020
When using the “TIN Interpolation” tool in QGIS 3.10, the output raster file doesn’t keep the pixel size I specify. For example if I specify a pixel size of 1.0m, the output file actually has a pixel size around 0.99m. The pixels also aren’t perfectly square sometimes. Has anyone else experienced this problem or discovered a solution?
I have pasted below example screenshots of two parameter values, and the properties of the output files I get.
Overall for this example I want to get an output raster with 500 rows and 100 columns, pixel size 1.0m. It’s impossible to enter this in the parameters because when I change one value, another changes. e.g. when I enter a pixel size of 1.0m, the ‘Rows’ parameter updates to 500 and the ‘Columns’ parameter updates to 101. If I change the ‘Columns’ parameter to 100, the ‘Rows’ parameter automatically changes to 495 and the pixel size changes to 1.0101.
Had the same issue. Try exporting the TIN-ed layer and manually defining the extent, making sure that the North, East, South, and West values are divisible by the pixel size, in this case 5m
Then define the resolution as the required pixel size. Hopefully this does the trick.
Answered by Agamemenon on December 2, 2020
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