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# QGIS: converti CSV in SHP

Converti i dati puntuali CSV in uno shapefile in QGIS per l'importazione in GeoPard e l'uso GIS.

Il tutorial aiuta a convertire CSV in SHP (shapefile). Di seguito sono riportati i passaggi su come farlo utilizzando [QGIS](https://www.qgis.org/en/site/) software desktop.

**IMPORTANTE**: I dati in formato CSV devono contenere `longitudine` e `latitudine` colonne per creare la corretta mappatura della georeferenziazione.

**FASE 1**: Avvia il processo di importazione usando "Layer" >> "Aggiungi layer" >> "Aggiungi layer di testo delimitato".

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**FASE 2**: Configura i parametri di importazione e fai clic sul pulsante "Aggiungi".

1. Definisci il percorso del file CSV
2. Controlla il separatore di colonna, dovrebbe essere una virgola.
3. Controlla la prima riga. Di solito contiene i nomi degli attributi. Deve essere esclusa dall'analisi.
4. Seleziona le colonne del dataset con i dati di Latitudine (X) e Longitudine (Y).
5. Imposta il Sistema di Riferimento delle Coordinate. Di solito si usa ESPG:4326.

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Il risultato atteso dopo **FASE 2** assomiglia a

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**FASE 3**: Avvia il flusso di esportazione tramite clic con il "Tasto destro del mouse" >> "Esporta" >> "Salva elementi come ..."

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**FASE 4**: Configura le corrette opzioni di esportazione e fai clic su "Ok".

1. Imposta il percorso dello shapefile esportato.
2. Imposta il Sistema di Riferimento delle Coordinate (CRS) su ESPG:4326, che è accettato da GeoPard.

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