[GRASS-user] Zonal Raster Statistics with overlapping polygons
Leonardo
leonardo at mobygis.com
Mon Feb 27 00:41:11 PST 2017
Thanks for your answer,
I had already thought of a solution of this type,
but I'm looking for a cleaner and smarter solution,
any hints?!
Leonardo
On 24/02/2017 15:25, Gra wrote:
> hi
> I had a similar problem
> I looped over the polygons (with a script)
>
>
>
> Grazia
>
> 2017-02-24 11:48 GMT+01:00 Leonardo <leonardo at mobygis.com
> <mailto:leonardo at mobygis.com>>:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm struggling to do Zonal Raster Statistics using v.rast.stats in
> GRASS GIS.
> This tool works neatly and fast, but seems it doesn't deal with
> overlapping polygons.
>
> I'm using a polygon vector layer with overlapped polygons, I know,
> is not
> topologically correct, but those polygons does't describe physical
> feature but
> just some figurative mask for the statistics, therefore should
> exist overlapping
> and I want the statisics calculated over the whole polygons.
>
> Using v.rast.stats with this vector layer the statistics seem to
> be calculated
> only over the non overlapping part of the feature, I've also tried
> to import
> the vector layer (originally was a shapefile) without build the
> topology,
> but the results seem the same.
>
> I've test also the QGIS ZonalStats plugin, and it works exactly
> how I want,
> the statistics for each polygon are calculate for the whole
> polygon, is there a method
> to do the same in GRASS GIS?
>
> Have someone some hint, possibly smarter and faster than looping
> ever each feature
> and then join each table?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Leonardo
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