I am in need of fine resolution elevation data from which I can extract slope and aspect for Oxfordshire county in England. I have found that the UK's Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs data portal freely provides 1m resolution Digital Surface Model (DSF) for the UK, including already extracted slope and aspect products, hyperlinked.
I easily accessed the DSF as a WMS and was also able to view the slope and aspect products as ArcGIS Map Services, both is QGIS. Since these are only images, I want to the actual slope and aspect raster products to continue with my analyses. Hence, I am trying to convert these to rasters. I clicked on the links for the slope, aspect and DSM products in the above link, to get what format of data I can extract i.e. TIFF etc and I do not think there is any such info provided i.e. the metadata does not provide info on what is the raw data.
As per this post, I tried to export the slope and aspect data out as a GeoTIFF, which results in the error-
. I then tried converting to .vrt using the Raster> Miscellaneous>Build Virtual Raster and then work with .vrt, which firstly I could not open in QGIS let alone export out as a GeoTIFF.
How can I proceed to extract the slope and aspect data from this 1m resolution DSM product provided freely from the UK government?
A tinted shaded relief, which is an image showing what LIDAR looks like when loaded into specialist software. To get the data you'll need to use one of the Image Service endpoints – nmtoken May 05 '23 at 13:15