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# QGIS: Converter CSV para SHP

Converta dados de pontos CSV em um shapefile no QGIS para importação no GeoPard e uso em GIS.

O tutorial ajuda a converter CSV em SHP (shapefile). Abaixo estão as etapas de como fazer isso usando [QGIS](https://www.qgis.org/en/site/) software de desktop.

**IMPORTANTE**: Os dados no formato CSV devem conter `longitude` quanto para a `latitude` colunas para fazer o mapeamento georreferenciado adequado.

**ETAPA 1**: Inicie o processo de importação usando "Camada" >> "Adicionar Camada" >> "Adicionar Camada de Texto Delimitado".

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**ETAPA 2**: Configure os parâmetros de importação e clique no botão "Adicionar".

1. Defina o caminho para o arquivo CSV
2. Verifique o separador de colunas; deve ser uma vírgula.
3. Verifique a primeira linha. Normalmente, ela contém os nomes dos atributos. Ela deve ser excluída da análise.
4. Selecione as colunas do conjunto de dados com os dados de Latitude (X) e Longitude (Y).
5. Defina o Sistema de Referência de Coordenadas. Normalmente, é usado ESPG:4326.

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O resultado esperado após **ETAPA 2** fica assim

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**ETAPA 3**: Acione o fluxo de exportação clicando com o "Botão Direito do Mouse" >> "Exportar" >> "Salvar Feições Como ..."

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**ETAPA 4**: Configure as opções corretas de exportação e clique em "Ok".

1. Defina o caminho do shapefile exportado.
2. Defina o Sistema de Referência de Coordenadas (SRC) para ESPG:4326, que é aceito pelo GeoPard.

<figure><img src="https://1397135423-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FYICBELdyAXXebKAzfLOR%2Fuploads%2FxRyKrrluAvCZzifIbFKG%2Fimage.png?alt=media&amp;token=43b1e035-c165-4aca-807c-97c2bd43e445" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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