A New and Unique Approach to Do Variable Buffer Distances in QGIS

Creating Qgis buffers is a simple task, Creating a variable buffer for different features is also straightforward, but creating a variable buffer around a single feature, well you can only learn that in my channel!
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[@StefanoVerugi]

cool trick, yes I would definitively like to see more of this🙂

[@MiningGeologist]

there will be more for sure stay tuned 😉

[@ibrahimbathiskunhali689]

thank you very much for this video

[@bokkenka]

The first use I thought of was using this something like real-world error bars... I am a forester. I use a GPS to collect points around the boundary of a stand I am setting up for a harvest. I don't have a super-duper GPS, so I don't get great accuracy. If I collected the estimated accuracy at each point around the stand, then put that accuracy into the M value, then created a line out of the points, then buffered that line, I would have a representation of the smallest and largest that stand could be.

[@MiningGeologist]

Thank you! That's a great example of how this method can be used!

[@zakharkarly6334]

Hi, can you make video with explanation how to specify curvature line in terms of pit design in QGis?

[@MiningGeologist]

did you check my pit design example?

[@zakharkarly6334]

@@MiningGeologist yes, i mean how to specify the minimum radius of a curve for lines