I have a rainfall data from 1961 to 2015 for each day of this years. I need to create a raster for each day with this configuration.
Do you know how to automate this using this plugin and python?
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3Welcome to GIS:SE @R.G.! I think this is a duplicate question of this: How to call the interpolation plugin from the python console? – Joseph Jan 26 '16 at 14:47
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I couldn't solve my problem with this other question! – user65962 Jan 26 '16 at 14:59
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1What's not working for you? – underdark Jan 26 '16 at 18:39
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the way to automate the raster creation with interpolation plugin for a everyday raster with the configurations above. I have not a number values to, i was trying to automate it with gdal grid using IDW too, but i can't make it wok with nan values and at the end the interpolation with nan values and with the nan values removed are different from each other. What should i do to create this rasters automatically and not manually? – user65962 Jan 27 '16 at 12:48
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I could solve my problem with gdal grid interpolation, i automated it using linux terminal, because on grid interpolation it gives all the comands i need to interpolate it. – user65962 Feb 04 '16 at 14:09
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I was able to provide a solution to your problem in another answer of the following existing question:
How to compute an interpolation raster from the python console in QGIS
This solution is based on the usage of the QGIS interpolation classes (QgsInterpolator, QgsTINInterpolator, QgsIDWInterpolator, QgsGridFileWriter) in a short python script. I hope it poses an easy solution for you!
