Description of my problem (somewhat simplified)
I have two datasets:
One polygon layer "villages" which represents the boundary of villages
One point layer "buildings" which represent buildings. This layer has the attributes "year of construction" and "type".
I would like to count the number of buildings (points) inside each village (polygone) which are of a given type and age, namely:
Number of individual houses with year of construction < 2000
Number of individual houses with year of construction > 2000
Number of appartment buildings with year of construction < 2000
Number of appartment buildings with year of construction > 2000
The following figure shows an example, with the blue polygon representing the village and each point a building, with styling applied to distinguish the 4 categories of buildings mentionned above (purple: buildings <2000; green: buildings >2000; triangles: individual houses; squares: appartment buildings):
I know how to count points within a polygon using "Analysis Tools" in the "Processing framework" plugin, but I do not how to count only the points which respect a given rule.
Any suggestions?
join attributes by location
so the buildings also "know" which village they're in, then do the filtering?QgsFeature.setGeometry(QgsGeometry): argument 1 has unexpected type 'NoneType' See log for more details