Animate Temporal Rasters in QGIS

Since QGIS 3.38 Grenoble, it is possible to animate temporal raster stack in NetCDF and VRT format. With the QGIS Temporal Controller you can now interactively explore time based raster data where the temporal data is exposed through different raster bands. This video shows you how to animate temporal outputs from PCRaster dynamic models using the QGIS Temporal Controller.
QGIS version: 3.38 Grenoble
PCRaster Demo Data: pcraster.geo.u...
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[@anwarmaqsood9764]

Hi! I have a question for you. How do you refine the self-intersecting rings while working on large catchment delineation? This problem persists in PCRaster, HECHMS and standard QGIS-based delineation. It usually leads to errors if one wants to perform basin/subbasin shapefile-based analysis in QGIS.

[@arthurmoreno1778]

How could you export the raster layers to a merge single netcdf file to share?

[@HansvanderKwast]

Not sure, but you can try from the main menu: Raster | Miscellaneous | Merge and then choose NetCDF (*.NC) as output format. Don't forget to tick the box to place each input file in a separate band.

[@pdcoronado]

Que interesante. Se puede exportar el video???😊

[@HansvanderKwast]

Yes, from the temporal controller you can export the frames as PNG and create an animated GIF in GIMP. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y37Tlaanl7amj7s&si=Mqisis_0hOIEaDTC