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Hi!
I'm currently trying to assign the strahler order to a river basin. I already have the line feature. The lines are all connected and it seems there are no topology errors. I then created a point shapefile, using a processing tool in QGis, to indicate the direction of the flow. Every point is situated at the first vertex of each line, which is the exit point of the water. After importing the two files to a grass project, I select only the strahler order, leaving everything else at default, and run the tool. It alerts me to a bunch of duplicated edges (I don't know why) and then it gives me an error related with the start id.
I'm new to python and Grass and I can't figure this out. Can someone tell me if there is something I'm missing?
Thank you
Edit
I´m going to drop a Mega link to all the files i´m working with. There you can find the waterlines and the exit points vector files, as well as the Grass Workspace: https://mega.nz/folder/Vg0TSYSI#Nvwm-iXkcj19hfh8kb07jA
Describe the bug
Hi!
I'm currently trying to assign the strahler order to a river basin. I already have the line feature. The lines are all connected and it seems there are no topology errors. I then created a point shapefile, using a processing tool in QGis, to indicate the direction of the flow. Every point is situated at the first vertex of each line, which is the exit point of the water. After importing the two files to a grass project, I select only the strahler order, leaving everything else at default, and run the tool. It alerts me to a bunch of duplicated edges (I don't know why) and then it gives me an error related with the start id.
I'm new to python and Grass and I can't figure this out. Can someone tell me if there is something I'm missing?
Thank you
Edit
I´m going to drop a Mega link to all the files i´m working with. There you can find the waterlines and the exit points vector files, as well as the Grass Workspace:
https://mega.nz/folder/Vg0TSYSI#Nvwm-iXkcj19hfh8kb07jA
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