Questions tagged [clip]

To limit or reduce the extent of one dataset by the extents or boundary of another.

A clip operation in GIS seeks to limit or reduce the extent of one dataset by the extents or boundary of another and usually results in the creation of a new, smaller dataset. For example one might trim a river layer for an entire continent using just one country's border, or cut out a specific area of interest from a large raster image.

Clip can apply to both vector and raster data. While it typically preserves the area of intersect between the two datasets, depending on implementation it may discard this area - also known as an Erase.

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Errors Clipping a Vector: Invalid Geometry

I have a vector that was polygonized from a raster. I'm hoping to clip it within the boundaries of a certain shapefile "noFertZone" (the turquoise box). In the end I want a "noPKS" shapefile that only encompasses everything within the turquoise box.…
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Problem With the Edges When Clipping Raster

The following code clips the TIFF images based on the GeoJson file. However, when clipping the tiles that has half image and half nothing (white area in QGIS), the nothing half changes to black, which is what I want but the half that has the real…
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Cropping an image while maintaining the coordinates in Python

I have a 5120 X 5120 TIFF image, and I want to crop it to 25 small images of 1024 X 1024. How can I do it while maintaining the image coordinates of 5120 X 5120 TIFF image into my small cropped images using Python? How can I incorporate the…