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A bit late maybe, but could be usefull for others:

There's an add-on called road slope calculator.

It does exactly what you want, you need a DGM and a shapefile of your road. Your minimal resolution is 5-times the DEM's pixel-size. For my case this is 5m hence the minimum slopesegment-lenght for wich I could calculate slope would be 25 m.

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Your output holds the height of start and end of the respective segment as well as lenght and percentage:

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A bit late maybe, but could be usefull for others:

There's an add-on called road slope calculator.

It does exactly what you want, you need a DGM and a shapefile of your road. Your minimal resolution is 5-times the DEM's pixel-size. For my case this is 5m hence the minimum slope I could calculate would be 25 m.

enter image description here

Your output holds the height of start and end of the respective segment as well as lenght and percentage:

enter image description here

There's an add-on called road slope calculator.

It does exactly what you want, you need a DGM and a shapefile of your road. Your minimal resolution is 5-times the DEM's pixel-size. For my case this is 5m hence the minimum segment-lenght for wich I could calculate slope would be 25 m.

enter image description here

Your output holds the height of start and end of the respective segment as well as lenght and percentage:

enter image description here

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Vincé
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A bit late maybe, but could be usefull for others:

There's an add-on called road slope calculator.

It does exactly what you want, you need a DGM and a shapefile of your road. Your minimal resolution is 5-times the DEM's pixel-size. For my case this is 5m hence the minimum slope I could calculate would be 25 m.

enter image description here

Your output holds the height of start and end of the respective segment as well as lenght and percentage:

enter image description here