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A quick hack to select all multipart features in QGIS
Today we wanted to find all the multipart features in this layer:
Here is a quick hack I did in QGIS to find them:
Just make sure that a vector layer is active in the layer list, paste the above code into the python console and all multipart features will be highlighted for you.
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Oertls Ninetyeight 8 years, 4 months ago
Tim,
Link | ReplyIs there a similar way to find and highlight only segments belonging to a single stream network? (In a particular case, the Mississippi River.)
Thank you. (I've been following/enjoying/learning since linfiniti.)
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Oert
Tim Sutton 8 years, 4 months ago
Hi
Link | ReplyHave you tried using our Stream Feature Extractor plugin (in QGIS Plugins manager)?
http://changelog.qgis.org/en/stream-feature-extractor/version/1.0.0/
There is also the streamSelect (in experimental section of plugin manager)
Glad to know our articles are helpful!
Regards
Tim
Oertls Ninetyeight 8 years, 4 months ago
I had not seen it, but there it was, so I installed it.
Link | ReplyI selected a vector layer composed of the National Atlas 1M streams data, and set SFEx to work on it, but I would have preferred to give it a better hint before I started it. It took a while, but finished in good time for such a large dataset.
I did not see a (sub)layer for "tributaries" as indicated on the link. However, the list of what was returned in my test did not match perfectly with the list on the link. For example, my sublayers contained "Intersection, Segment center, Branch, and Unseparated" which are not on the referenced link's list, and was missing "crossing and tributary" which are. (I can guess that Branch and tributary are the same thing, but that could well be wrong.)
I then filtered the dataset to the name of one river ("Rio Grande" in Texas) to see if that would focus the effort, but again, no tributaries, or branches. (I was afraid of that.)
Incidentally, I also today ran across the interactive USGS Streamer site (http://water.usgs.gov/streamer/web/) but there does not seem to be an option for downloading the traced stream as a shapefile for later inclusion into QGIS.
What I am hoping for is to find a way to choose all, and only, the tributaries of a selected waterway of interest.
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
Cheers!
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Oert
Tim Sutton 8 years, 4 months ago
Hi. Could you share the dataset you are using with me? tim@kartoza.com
Link | ReplyAlso feel free to file issues and feature requests at:
https://github.com/kartoza/stream_feature_extractor/issues
We don't have anymore funding to work on the plugin but if it is a quick feature we can add it.
Regards
Tim
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