Hi list,
I'd like to know if is it possible to import a TIN layer product by Esri
ArcGIS.
The files of this format have all the "adf" extension like other formats but
the different files have different name.
I tried to open it with Quantum GIS and to import it by v.in.ogr in GRASS but
without successs.
Hi list,
I’d like to know if is it possible to import a TIN layer product by Esri
ArcGIS.
The files of this format have all the “adf” extension like other formats but
the different files have different name.
I tried to open it with Quantum GIS and to import it by v.in.ogr in GRASS but
without successs.
Alle 13:01, mercoledì 19 aprile 2006, M S ha scritto:
you could flip the TIN to a GRID and import it that way i presume
Tank you for your help but how can I trasform TIN to a GRID?
I have not ESRI programs and I don't know how use GRASS to import TIN format
Thank you again
Leonardo
On 4/19/06, Leonardo Lami <lami@faunalia.it> wrote:
> Hi list,
> I'd like to know if is it possible to import a TIN layer product by Esri
> ArcGIS.
>
> The files of this format have all the "adf" extension like other formats
> but
> the different files have different name.
> I tried to open it with Quantum GIS and to import it by v.in.ogr in GRASS
> but
> without successs.
>
> An example is at the link:
> http://www.geoflyer.it/tmp/ESEMPIO_TIN/
>
> Does someone know if to import this format is possible?
> Thanks of all
>
> Leonardo
>
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I'd like to know if is it possible to import a TIN layer product by
Esri > ArcGIS.
you could flip the TIN to a GRID and import it that way i presume
TIN is just a surface of joined nodes so it would probably be more
accurate to extract the node point data and reinterpolate using
something better, e.g. v.surf.rst or v.surf.idw.
the node coordinates (X Y Z) could be extracted into a flat file using UNGENERATETIN. as far as i know, one would unfortunately need to use their sw to do this.
I’d like to know if is it possible to import a TIN layer product by
Esri > ArcGIS.
you could flip the TIN to a GRID and import it that way i presume
TIN is just a surface of joined nodes so it would probably be more
accurate to extract the node point data and reinterpolate using
something better, e.g. v.surf.rst or v.surf.idw.