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<li>Right click on the tool bar and ensure that 'Plugins Toolbar' is turned on.<br> | <li>Right click on the tool bar and ensure that 'Plugins Toolbar' is turned on.<br> | ||
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== Use == | == Use == | ||
Revision as of 11:33, 6 January 2022
Profile Tool
In QGIS the grid elevation profile can be viewed using the "Profile Tool" plugin.
Installation
To install the Profile Tool:
- Go to Plugins > Manage and Install Plugins.
- Type 'Profile Tool' in the search bar.
- Click Install Plugin.
- It is recommended to close all QGIS workspaces and re-open the app.
- Right click on the tool bar and ensure that 'Plugins Toolbar' is turned on.
Use
- Open the Profile Tool by clicking on the 'Terrain Profile' icon.
- Select the raster from the layer control panel and click 'Add Layer' in the Profile Tool. Multiple layers may be added.
- There are many selection options, the below example uses a temporary polyline. Finish the line by double clicking.
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