Generalization in QGIS

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I digitized tracks to the scale 1/4000 and I want to get out a map at 1/50000. I need a tool in ArcGIS or QGIS with its parameters that will help me to generalize the tracks to the scale 1/50000






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  • Generalisation I have scanned tracks at the 1/4000 scale and I want to take out a card at 1/50000. I need a tool AARCGIS or QGIS with its parameters that can help me to generalize its tracks to scale 1/50000
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • i use Tools in the ARCGIS "THIN RAOD NETWORK",but I have to enter fields but I do not arrive. I need help to be able to generalize
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • Have you already checked the Cartographic Line Generalization plugin?
    – Taras
    7 mins ago














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I digitized tracks to the scale 1/4000 and I want to get out a map at 1/50000. I need a tool in ArcGIS or QGIS with its parameters that will help me to generalize the tracks to the scale 1/50000






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  • Generalisation I have scanned tracks at the 1/4000 scale and I want to take out a card at 1/50000. I need a tool AARCGIS or QGIS with its parameters that can help me to generalize its tracks to scale 1/50000
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • i use Tools in the ARCGIS "THIN RAOD NETWORK",but I have to enter fields but I do not arrive. I need help to be able to generalize
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • Have you already checked the Cartographic Line Generalization plugin?
    – Taras
    7 mins ago












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I digitized tracks to the scale 1/4000 and I want to get out a map at 1/50000. I need a tool in ArcGIS or QGIS with its parameters that will help me to generalize the tracks to the scale 1/50000






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I digitized tracks to the scale 1/4000 and I want to get out a map at 1/50000. I need a tool in ArcGIS or QGIS with its parameters that will help me to generalize the tracks to the scale 1/50000






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  • Generalisation I have scanned tracks at the 1/4000 scale and I want to take out a card at 1/50000. I need a tool AARCGIS or QGIS with its parameters that can help me to generalize its tracks to scale 1/50000
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • i use Tools in the ARCGIS "THIN RAOD NETWORK",but I have to enter fields but I do not arrive. I need help to be able to generalize
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • Have you already checked the Cartographic Line Generalization plugin?
    – Taras
    7 mins ago












  • 3




    This site use English as common language, you'll get more answer (and less downvote) by using it
    – J.R
    4 hours ago










  • All question should be in English on this site. You can use an auto translator and other people can help with spelling. gis.stackexchange.com/help/quality-standards-error
    – HeikkiVesanto
    3 hours ago











  • Generalisation I have scanned tracks at the 1/4000 scale and I want to take out a card at 1/50000. I need a tool AARCGIS or QGIS with its parameters that can help me to generalize its tracks to scale 1/50000
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • i use Tools in the ARCGIS "THIN RAOD NETWORK",but I have to enter fields but I do not arrive. I need help to be able to generalize
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • Have you already checked the Cartographic Line Generalization plugin?
    – Taras
    7 mins ago







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This site use English as common language, you'll get more answer (and less downvote) by using it
– J.R
4 hours ago




This site use English as common language, you'll get more answer (and less downvote) by using it
– J.R
4 hours ago












All question should be in English on this site. You can use an auto translator and other people can help with spelling. gis.stackexchange.com/help/quality-standards-error
– HeikkiVesanto
3 hours ago





All question should be in English on this site. You can use an auto translator and other people can help with spelling. gis.stackexchange.com/help/quality-standards-error
– HeikkiVesanto
3 hours ago













Generalisation I have scanned tracks at the 1/4000 scale and I want to take out a card at 1/50000. I need a tool AARCGIS or QGIS with its parameters that can help me to generalize its tracks to scale 1/50000
– user130094
3 hours ago




Generalisation I have scanned tracks at the 1/4000 scale and I want to take out a card at 1/50000. I need a tool AARCGIS or QGIS with its parameters that can help me to generalize its tracks to scale 1/50000
– user130094
3 hours ago












i use Tools in the ARCGIS "THIN RAOD NETWORK",but I have to enter fields but I do not arrive. I need help to be able to generalize
– user130094
3 hours ago




i use Tools in the ARCGIS "THIN RAOD NETWORK",but I have to enter fields but I do not arrive. I need help to be able to generalize
– user130094
3 hours ago












Have you already checked the Cartographic Line Generalization plugin?
– Taras
7 mins ago




Have you already checked the Cartographic Line Generalization plugin?
– Taras
7 mins ago










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  • What I should put in "Tolerance "
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  • Something that gives your desired output. Logically something in the magnitude of 12.5, since 1/4000 is 12.5 times more detailled than 1/50000. Depends on the number of nodes you digitized.
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Try vector - geometry tools - simplify geometries. If google translated your question correctly.






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  • What I should put in "Tolerance "
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • Something that gives your desired output. Logically something in the magnitude of 12.5, since 1/4000 is 12.5 times more detailled than 1/50000. Depends on the number of nodes you digitized.
    – Erik
    1 hour ago














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Try vector - geometry tools - simplify geometries. If google translated your question correctly.






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  • What I should put in "Tolerance "
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    3 hours ago










  • Something that gives your desired output. Logically something in the magnitude of 12.5, since 1/4000 is 12.5 times more detailled than 1/50000. Depends on the number of nodes you digitized.
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    1 hour ago












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  • What I should put in "Tolerance "
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • Something that gives your desired output. Logically something in the magnitude of 12.5, since 1/4000 is 12.5 times more detailled than 1/50000. Depends on the number of nodes you digitized.
    – Erik
    1 hour ago
















  • What I should put in "Tolerance "
    – user130094
    3 hours ago










  • Something that gives your desired output. Logically something in the magnitude of 12.5, since 1/4000 is 12.5 times more detailled than 1/50000. Depends on the number of nodes you digitized.
    – Erik
    1 hour ago















What I should put in "Tolerance "
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What I should put in "Tolerance "
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Something that gives your desired output. Logically something in the magnitude of 12.5, since 1/4000 is 12.5 times more detailled than 1/50000. Depends on the number of nodes you digitized.
– Erik
1 hour ago




Something that gives your desired output. Logically something in the magnitude of 12.5, since 1/4000 is 12.5 times more detailled than 1/50000. Depends on the number of nodes you digitized.
– Erik
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