I am using QGIS to undertake an analysis for a project.
This involves a polygon shapefile, which represents a boundary of a site, and a series of points which represents the location of parks.
I am able to create labels and numbering of the points quite easily through the custom labeling tool and related queries.
Is there a way to calculate/show the points which are closest to the site boundary (shape polygon) rather than having a random numbering approach?
Which means the closest to the site would say be number 1 and the furthest away would say 12.
"Euclidean distance"
or"Manhattan distance"
? – Taras Mar 12 '19 at 10:02