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How could I create a buffer for each set of points (colour group) separately and in one procedure in QGIS 3?

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The image below shows a subset of points for buffering.

buffer qgis-3.0

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How could I create a buffer for each set of points (colour group) separately and in one procedure in QGIS 3?

The image below shows a subset of points for buffering.

buffer qgis-3.0

buffer qgis-3.0

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In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.

Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying

Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer

P.S. Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.

Alternatively, there is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.

---

I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.

In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.

Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.

---

References:

• Variations in buffering


• Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?


• Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]

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  Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
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  @Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
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In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.

Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying

Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer

P.S. Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.

Alternatively, there is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.

---

I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.

In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.

Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.

---

References:

• Variations in buffering


• Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?


• Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]

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answered 1 hour ago

Taras

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
  – Bruce T.
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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
  – Taras
  37 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.

Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying

Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer

P.S. Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.

Alternatively, there is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.

---

I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.

In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.

Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.

---

References:

• Variations in buffering


• Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?


• Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]

share|improve this answer

edited 42 mins ago

answered 1 hour ago

Taras

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
  – Bruce T.
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
  – Taras
  37 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.

Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying

Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer

P.S. Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.

Alternatively, there is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.

---

I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.

In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.

Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.

---

References:

• Variations in buffering


• Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?


• Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]

share|improve this answer

edited 42 mins ago

answered 1 hour ago

Taras

944420

In your Attribute Table, you need to create (unless you already have it) a field which will define the unique buffer distance for each of your points.

Then you will be able to accomplish the buffering process by applying

Vector > Geoprocessing Tool > Variable distance buffer

P.S. Be careful with units. The buffer size is always applied in the layer CRS units.

Alternatively, there is a way to accomplish this task with MMQGIS plugin.

---

I provide a short practical example based on Airports data from Natural Earth.

In Attribute Table of the Airports layer, I will use an already created attribute "wdid_score" which is an integer type and looks like distance in meters.

Then (after CRS adjustment) I proceeded with Variable distance buffer. See image below.

---

References:

• Variations in buffering


• Understanding QGIS buffer tool units?


• Does QGIS Buffer Tool use units of CRS? [duplicate]

share|improve this answer

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answered 1 hour ago

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
  – Bruce T.
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
  – Taras
  37 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
  – Bruce T.
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
  – Taras
  37 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
– Bruce T.
1 hour ago

Thanks Taras - I see, but needed to buffer each group separately using the same radius - found a response from @Kazuhito suggesting just to buffer all together then dissolve on attribute basis (Dissolve tool GDAL)..this worked!
– Bruce T.
1 hour ago

@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
– Taras
37 mins ago

@Bruce T., can you please adjust your question in case if I misled the idea behind it. And by any means @Kazuhito deserves appreciation, however, it would be nicer if you @Bruce T. can embed his response into your question as a reference. Thanks
– Taras
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