Vector to raster conversion in QGIS

There are several details to be aware of when converting vector to raster data in QGIS

[SarahAN]

Thanks for you video. The GDAL Rasterize helped me after trying the Raster and the v.to.ras. GDAL conversion worked great.

[li-lianang]

I got stuck rasterising my shapefile and this was the fix I needed! Thank you!!

[seminarhallbookingsystem]

Thank you so much, this was very helpful!

[geores]

Hello, where did you get the DSM at 1km precision ? I only find the 30

[fernandoc]

Thank you so much! This video hepeld me a lot!!!!

[crazyroque]

Hello, if I dont have a raster I want to burn the information into yet how do I know the width and height I should give to my pixel?

[alexscott]

Hi, Thanks for a fantastic set of videos.

Can I ask where you generated / retrieved the building vector data? I’ve watched the Landsat and Lidar videos but could not find the dataset.

Thank you!

[isarxidas]

thanks for your tutorial :). I was forgeting to put Int16 as output data type and couldn't identify the problem!

[gerdgeftnich]

Thank you. Your video was very helpfull. :)

[MurCurieux]

Thank you, seriously. I was converting a raster (0 and 1) values to vector. Data carried over, but when I tried converting the vector back to raster I was losing all the 0 data.

[ruigabriel]

Thanks for the your explanation. I would just add that it is crucial that shapefile layer be in the same referential system. I have used an exported OpenStreeMap shape file that was positioned in the same qgis "visual" referential system but failed every time. A simple test with a new shapefile created at the same ref return the expected result. So after verifying the original referential system I spot the problem.

[warrenmiller]

You are my hero. Please can you help me understand why my Int16 output file has 1 to 1 and not 0 to 1 raster values. My roads roads show just fine as a raster with the correct resolution and burned as expected. I am only worried about the values stored in the raster.