Difference between revisions of "Raster"

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'''functions''':
* '''Create Lattice from Raster''' - creates a point dataset from the raster layer, each pixel will be one point.
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* '''Create Lattice from Raster''' - creates a point dataset from the raster layer, each pixel will be one point with an attribute table containing the gray or RGB values.
* '''Create Polygon Grid from Raster...''' - creates a polygon layer from the raster layer, each polygon will correspond to one pixel.
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* '''Create Polygon Grid from Raster...''' - creates a polygon layer from the raster layer, each polygon will correspond to one pixel with an attribute table containing the gray or RGB values.
* '''Profile Graph...''' - displays a profile plot of the values of the selected raster along a line
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* '''Profile Graph...''' - displays a profile plot of the values of the selected raster along a line.
* '''Raster Color Editor...''' - allows to change the color scheme of the raster
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* '''Raster Color Editor...''' - allows to change the color schema of the raster. Note that the color changes may be only visible after a panning or zoom operation that calls the screen-refresh function.

Latest revision as of 15:09, 28 September 2010

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Functions in this menu can be applied only to raster layers. The raster layer need to be loaded with "Sextante Raster" option from the File>>Open menu.

functions:

  • Create Lattice from Raster - creates a point dataset from the raster layer, each pixel will be one point with an attribute table containing the gray or RGB values.
  • Create Polygon Grid from Raster... - creates a polygon layer from the raster layer, each polygon will correspond to one pixel with an attribute table containing the gray or RGB values.
  • Profile Graph... - displays a profile plot of the values of the selected raster along a line.
  • Raster Color Editor... - allows to change the color schema of the raster. Note that the color changes may be only visible after a panning or zoom operation that calls the screen-refresh function.