Hi Ujaval, Is it possible to show an animation of a hydrograph of a river cross section? Just say that from a cross section in my 3d model I can extract discharge values for different time steps. so the idea is to set up a point or line layer in QGIS where the discharge date is measured or collected , then when I click on this point/line the hydrograph pops up as a 2d graph and plot the animated graph with the variation over time.
The temporal controller cannot animate charts, only features on the map. You can create charts using the DataPlotly plugin but don't think they can be animated.
Hello GIS friends...I had an problem in this beatiful exercise. I use my own data from a afternoon run near my house. I did this run at 6:00 pm Argentina time (-3:00 GMT), and the tracks and points have this time zone but in the label it appears a different hour or time zone (2:00 am). I will go to check the data source in my watch. But , if any could help me to fix this issue.....I will apreciate that...
You have to change the expression for your time zone to format_date( @map_start_time - to_interval('3 hours'), 'dd MMM, yyyy| hh:mm:ss') It should show the correct local time after that.
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Hi Ujaval,
Is it possible to show an animation of a hydrograph of a river cross section?
Just say that from a cross section in my 3d model I can extract discharge values for different time steps. so the idea is to set up a point or line layer in QGIS where the discharge date is measured or collected , then when I click on this point/line the hydrograph pops up as a 2d graph and plot the animated graph with the variation over time.
The temporal controller cannot animate charts, only features on the map. You can create charts using the DataPlotly plugin but don't think they can be animated.
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Hello GIS friends...I had an problem in this beatiful exercise. I use my own data from a afternoon run near my house. I did this run at 6:00 pm Argentina time (-3:00 GMT), and the tracks and points have this time zone but in the label it appears a different hour or time zone (2:00 am). I will go to check the data source in my watch. But , if any could help me to fix this issue.....I will apreciate that...
You have to change the expression for your time zone to
format_date( @map_start_time - to_interval('3 hours'), 'dd MMM, yyyy| hh:mm:ss')
It should show the correct local time after that.
That's a cool way to try it oneself, can I know how you collected your gps data( any special apps or device) and converted it to Qgis compatible data.
See courses.spatialthoughts.com/advanced-qgis.html#collecting-a-gps-track
Thankyou so much@@SpatialThoughts