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A representation of the values attained by a surface along a line (or path).
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Improving resource consumption of Profile Tool Plugin of QGIS
Here's a workaround that will let you create a profile graph in different software.
Run the Extract Vertices tool on the bike path to get its vertices as points. …
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Project a point onto a profile tool graph in QGIS
According to Anita Graser's Profile Tool tutorial, you can
open the “Table” tab of the Profile Tool panel which provides access
to the profile data and copy the data into your preferred graphing … of the profile line in map units. …
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Cutting/ exporting multiple terrain profiles to CSV files with QGIS?
If the profile lines are all in the same layer, you'll only need to run through this process once. … Export the profile lines (now with Z values) to CSV. Under Layer Options, choose Geometry AS_XYZ
Plot a separate profile graph for each unique "Line_ID" value. …
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