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# QGIS: Shapefile reprojizieren

In bestimmten Fällen ist es notwendig, die Projektion einer Shapefile anzupassen. Dies lässt sich in QGIS effizient erreichen, indem die Shapefile mit den gewünschten Projektionsparametern erneut gespeichert wird. Der Vorgang umfasst eine Reihe von Schritten, beginnend mit dem Öffnen der Shapefile in QGIS. Sobald die Datei geladen ist, sollte der Benutzer den Exportvorgang starten, wobei es entscheidend ist, die korrekte Projektion festzulegen.

Durch Befolgen dieser Schritte kann die Projektion der Shapefile an die spezifischen Anforderungen des Projekts oder der Analyse angepasst werden.

1. Eine Shapefile in QGIS öffnen
2. Exportvorgang ausführen<br>

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3. Die erforderliche SRS-Projektion festlegen<br>

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