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| − | + | = Build a virtual stack = | |
| − | + | A VRT (Virtual Dataset) is a list of links to input raster datasets. This has the advantage that no additional physical copy of the original files is necessary which saves storage capacity. | |
| − | + | * Click {{mitem|text=Raster --> Miscellaneous --> Build Virtual Raster}}. | |
| − | + | * Input files: Click {{button|text=Select}} and click the checkbox of several single raster band files in the Multiple Selection window. Take care on the order of the files selection (here: B2,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,B8,B8A,B11,B12) determines the rank of bands in the resulting multiband file. The rank of files can be changed by drag and drop in the Multiple Selection window. | |
| − | + | * Output ''Converted'' file: Click {{button|text=...}} {{button|text=Save to file ..-}}and choose a new file name. | |
| − | + | * !Check the checkbox on '''Place each input file into a separate band''' (see screenshot below). | |
| − | == | + | * Set output '''Resolution''' to {{typed|text=highest}}. |
| + | * Set Resampling algorithm to {{typed|text=Bilinear}} | ||
| + | [[File:Qgis_virtual_raster.png|400px]] | ||
| + | * Click {{button|text=Run}} | ||
| + | = Create a new multiband raster file (single bands to multiband) = | ||
| + | A multiband file stores several single raster layers in one file. | ||
| + | * Click {{mitem|text=Raster --> Miscellaneous --> Merge}}. | ||
| + | * Input files: Click {{button|text=Select}} and click the checkbox of several single raster band files in the Multiple Selection window. Take care on the order of the files selection: it determines the rank of bands in the resulting multiband file. The rank of files can be changed by drag and drop in the Multiple Selection window. | ||
| + | * Output data type '''Uint16''' | ||
| + | * Output ''Converted'' file: Click {{button|text=...}} {{button|text=Save to file ..-}}and choose a new file name with extension '''*.tif''' | ||
| + | * Check the checkbox on '''Place each input file into a separate band''' (see screenshot below). | ||
| + | [[File:Qgis_merge_raster.png|400px]] | ||
| + | * Click {{button|text=Run in background}} | ||
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[[Category: Working with Raster Data]] | [[Category: Working with Raster Data]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:26, 27 October 2021
[edit] Build a virtual stack
A VRT (Virtual Dataset) is a list of links to input raster datasets. This has the advantage that no additional physical copy of the original files is necessary which saves storage capacity.
- Click Raster --> Miscellaneous --> Build Virtual Raster.
- Input files: Click Select and click the checkbox of several single raster band files in the Multiple Selection window. Take care on the order of the files selection (here: B2,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,B8,B8A,B11,B12) determines the rank of bands in the resulting multiband file. The rank of files can be changed by drag and drop in the Multiple Selection window.
- Output Converted file: Click ... Save to file ..-and choose a new file name.
- !Check the checkbox on Place each input file into a separate band (see screenshot below).
- Set output Resolution to highest.
- Set Resampling algorithm to Bilinear
- Click Run
[edit] Create a new multiband raster file (single bands to multiband)
A multiband file stores several single raster layers in one file.
- Click Raster --> Miscellaneous --> Merge.
- Input files: Click Select and click the checkbox of several single raster band files in the Multiple Selection window. Take care on the order of the files selection: it determines the rank of bands in the resulting multiband file. The rank of files can be changed by drag and drop in the Multiple Selection window.
- Output data type Uint16
- Output Converted file: Click ... Save to file ..-and choose a new file name with extension *.tif
- Check the checkbox on Place each input file into a separate band (see screenshot below).
- Click Run in background
