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hi folks welcome to another open source options tutorial for qgis and in this tutorial were going to go over how you can clip a raster to a polygon extent so in the last video we went over how to clip rasters to a rectangular extent in this video were going to make a raster that only exists only has data where it occurs within the outline of this polygon so lets go ahead and get started now remember that im trying to post these tutorials on the website as well so if you want step-by-step visual instructions you can go to the link in the description the first thing were going to do is make sure we have a polygon ive created this one here which does not really represent anything specific i just made it up to use as an example in the real world youre probably going to use something like a watershed boundary to limit your study area to your analysis to a certain place okay now the next thing you need is obviously a raster this is a raster that ive merged together and we did that a
