GIScience / GIScience/orstools-qgis-plugin
distinct isochrones for multiple points
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Description
When requesting isochrones of more than one center point, they may overlap.
Most notably, areas with a low timecost may be "shadowed" by areas with a higher cost from a different point. This makes the data unusable for further analysis.
To solve this I manually ran the following process, but it would be better if this was automated and enabled by default:
- split the layer into multiple layers grouped by `AA_MIN` column
- calculate geometric difference between each resulting layer, resulting in non-overlapping polygons
- dissolve each resulting layer to merge adjacent polygons
- merge those layers back into one
**edit**: I believe this is what was requested in #26 as well.
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