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Metadata Global Mapper User's Manual • Use 3D Line Features as Constraints (i.e. Breaklines) - If this option is checked, any line and area features that have elevation values associated with them will be treated as constraints/breaklines. This will ensure that elevation values along the line/area boundary will be consistent with the elevation that should be along the line. • Flatten 3D Area Features - If you have any area/polygon features with elevation in the selected layers that you are gridding, they will be treated as flattened areas rather than just additional 3D data points/constraints. This allows you to create flattened areas like lakes and also nice terrain surfaces from things like building models. If only 3D area features are present, any grid locations outside of the areas will be marked as invalid, otherwise the grid locations within areas will just be flattened to the area heights and the remainder of the grid will be generated as usual. • Taper 3D Area Features Using Curve Value - If you have any area/polygon features with elevation in the selected layers that you are gridding and you also checked the option to flatten 3D area features, the taper option allows you to specify that rather than making the areas absolutely flat, the edges should be tapered with the area elevation existing near the centroid of the area and the elevation applied for the area dwindling to zero as you reach the area edge. The curve value specifies the exponent to apply to the percent distance a sample location is between the area centroid and the area edge to adjust the height applied at that location. Values less than 1 will make the edge steepness progressively greater (i.e. flatter at the middle, then steep edges), while values larger than one cause the steepness to be near the area centroid and flatter towards the edges, while a value of 1 provides for a linear taper. For example if you want to simulate a sand bunker for a golf course, a value of around 0.5 provides a decent simulation of a bunker. • Ignore Zero Elevations - If checked, this option will cause any features with an elevation value of zero to be ignored. This is useful if you have a data set where features with no known elevation are marked with an elevation of zero. • Save Triangulated Network (TIN) as a Vector Layer - If checked, this option will cause a separate vector layer with area features for each 3D triangle created as part of the triangulation and gridding process. This is known as the TIN surface. • Heights Relative to Ground - If you check this option, all elevation values from the selected vector layers will be treated as relative to the height of any loaded underlying terrain surface (like a DEM). This is very handy for doing things like creating building models where you just know the building height above ground and not above sea level. • Fill Entire Bounding Box Instead of Just Inside Convex Hull - If you check this option, the generated elevation grid will contain valid values filling the entire bounding box specified for the gridding operation. Otherwise, the valid values will only fill out to the convex hull polygon of the data being gridded. • Export Grids Directly to Global Mapper Grid Files - If checked, this option will cause the generated elevation grid file(s) to be directly exported to Global Mapper Grid (GMG) files. This is useful when you are triangulating and gridding a very large collection of data and also using the Gridding tab to split the operation into smaller pieces. By directly exporting the results to GMG files you can create elevation grids that normally would not all fit into memory. Pressing the Metadata... button displays metadata for the selected overlay. The actual metadata dialog displayed depends on the type of the selected overlay. The metadata dialog for a SDTS DLG is shown below. Map GPS Coordinates - GPS Map Coordinates - GPSCoordinates Map 134
Options Pressing the Options... button displays a dialog containing the available display options for the selected overlay(s). Options can be set on multiple raster or elevation overlays at the same time. The available display options depend on the type of the selected overlays. The following display options are used: • Vector Data Options ♦ Feature Types/Labels/Elevations Tab ♦ Area Styles Tab ♦ Line Styles Tab ♦ Point Styles Tab ♦ Projection Tab • Raster Data Options ♦ Display Tab ♦ Color/Contrast Adjustment Tab ♦ Cropping Tab ♦ Band Setup Tab ♦ Palette Tab ♦ Feathering Tab ♦ Color Grade Tab • Elevation Data Options ♦ Display Tab ♦ Alter Elevation Values Tab ♦ Feathering Tab Vector Data Options Global Mapper User's Manual Map GPS Coordinates - GPS Map Coordinates - GPSCoordinates Map 135
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