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• LAYER_BOUNDS_EXPAND - specifies that the operation should expand the used<br />

LAYER_BOUNDS bounding box by some amount. The amount to expand the bounding rectangle by<br />

should be specified in the current global projection. For example, if you have a UTM/meters<br />

projection active and want to expand the bounds retrieved from the LAYER_BOUNDS parameter by<br />

100 meters on the left and right, and 50 meters on the top and bottom, you could use<br />

LAYER_BOUNDS_EXPAND="100.0,50.0". You can also specify a single value to apply to all 4<br />

sides, or supply 4 separate values in the order left,top,right,bottom.<br />

This sample will generate equal-elevation areas of size 20 meters (10 meters on either side) from the specified<br />

DEM layer and store the elevation values in an attribute named ELEV for each area feature.<br />

GENERATE_EQUAL_VAL_AREAS FILENAME="C:\temp\export test\blue_springs_4_quads.dem" ELEV_DIST=10.0<br />

GENERATE_LAYER_BOUNDS<br />

The GENERATE_LAYER_BOUNDS command create a new layer with a single bounding box area created<br />

from the bounding box of each loaded layer.<br />

• LAYER_DESC - specifies the description to use the for created layer<br />

GENERATE_PATH_PROFILE<br />

<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per User's Manual<br />

The GENERATE_PATH_PROFILE command allows for the saving of a 3D path profile to an ASCII XYZ<br />

file. This command uses loaded elevation data to generate a list of the 3D coordinates between two given<br />

points in the given elevation units. The following parameters are supported by the command.<br />

• FILENAME - full path to XYZ ASCII file to save the data to<br />

• ELEV_UNITS - specify elevation units to use in export<br />

♦ FEET - export in US feet<br />

♦ METERS - export in meters<br />

• POINT_COUNT - specifies the number of points to generate in the path. This must be at least two.<br />

For example, to create 1000 points, use POINT_COUNT=1000. You can use the POINT_SPACING<br />

parameter rather than this to specify how far apart sample points should be.<br />

• POINT_SPACING - specifies the point spacing in meters to use between sample points along the<br />

path. For example, to create points spaced 10 meters apart, use POINT_SPACING=10.0.<br />

• START_POS - specifies the start position for the path profile. The coordinates must be given in the<br />

current global coordinate system. For example, if UTM if the current projection, you might specify<br />

and easting/northing as follows: START_POS=480000,4310000.<br />

• END_POS - specifies the end position for the path profile. The coordinates must be given in the<br />

current global coordinate system. For example, if UTM if the current projection, you might specify<br />

and easting/northing as follows: START_POS=480000,4310000.<br />

• ADD_LAND_USE_CODES - specifies whether to query loaded LULC data sets for the land use code<br />

at each point and to include that land use code after the elevation. Use<br />

ADD_LAND_USE_CODES=YES to turn on adding land use codes for each point.<br />

• APPEND_TO_FILE - specifies that the elevations between the start and end locations should be<br />

appended to the file specified if it already exists rather than a new file being created<br />

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