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4. Create the polygon of the village boundary Creation of a boundary polygon Modify the boundary • To be accurate the user should not follow the string but the projection of the string onto the 3D model as shown below. • Once finished, a polygon can be modified. • Start editing by clicking on Toggle editing , and then on Node Tool . • Then click on Add a vector layer • Once finished, right click and a window pops-up and requests filling in the attributes of the polygon. • Right click on a node, and move it. In the above example, the boundary has been modified to fit with a taken GPS point. • Click on Vector/Data management tools/Split vector layer • And open the shapefiles of the target village. If necessary, rename the shapefiles. When the village boundary has already been delineated • Enter the number of the polygon ID or any other information that will allow its identification. And click OK. • Click on the Editing button again and save the changes. • When the village boundary has been delineated, it is not necessary to follow the steps described in the first paragraph. Only a shapefile of the boundary of the target village needs to be created. If shapefiles of the boundaries of several villages exist, the user need extract only the boundary of the target village in a new shapefile. In the following example, we will extract a village boundary from the layer called Viengkham_boundary_villages (shown RIGHT). • First select the Input vector layer . THIS IS THE LAYER YOU WANT TO SPLIT. ENTER THE ATTRIBUTE OF THE LAYER (ENTERED ABOVE) CONTAINING A UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION (MOST OF THE TIME THE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. CHOOSE A DIRECTORY. CLICK OK
Creating zones 5. for land use plans Zoning the current land use • A photograph of the 3D model on which committee has delineated the current land use zones, is taken and copied to the sub-folder named the ‘current land use’ in the village folder. • The photograph needs to be georeferenced. The raster can be easily geo-referenced using features from the boundary raster as done in the example above. SAVE THE FILE IN THE CURRENT LAND USE FOLDER AND NAME IT. current_land_use.shp SELECT THE WGS 84/UTM ZONE 48N COORDINATE SYSTEM. bology. • In Fill options select any patter n , in Outline options, select a bright colour , and a Width . • Reorganise the layers so that the vector current land use is above the raster (photo) current land use. TOOLBOX 6 QGIS for land use planning CLICK OK WHEN FINISHED • Now the current land use map is displayed on the 3D model together with the polygon of the current land use map as shown below. • Once geo-referenced, the boundary layer should be copied. Right click on the boundary layer, click Save as. Now that the current_ land_use vector has been created, it needs to be opened. • click on Add a vector layer • To make the following steps easier, hiding the boundary layer is advisable to. • And open the current_land_use vector. • Right click on the current_land_ use layer, click on Properties/Sym- 75
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HANDBOOK PARTICIPATORY LAND USE PLA
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FOREWORD At the end of 2009, a manu
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