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It's possible to load in your own waterway dataset provided: | It's possible to load in your own waterway dataset provided: | ||
* Your data consists of polygons, or lines which can be uniformly buffered for all features. | * Your data consists of polygons, or lines which can be uniformly buffered for all features. | ||
* Your data has, per feature, | * Your data has, per feature, a single [[Attribute]] indicating the desired depth of the waterway, in meters relative to {{datum}} | ||
* Your data has, per feature, a single [[Attribute]] indicating the incline of both sides of the waterway. | * Your data has, per feature, a single [[Attribute]] indicating the incline of both sides of the waterway. | ||
Revision as of 12:00, 19 June 2020
For some applications and functionalities of the Tygron Platform, such as the Water Overlay, an accurate representation of the waterways is essential, including where they lay, how wide they are, how deep they are, and how inclined their sides are.
It's possible to load in your own waterway dataset provided:
- Your data consists of polygons, or lines which can be uniformly buffered for all features.
- Your data has, per feature, a single Attribute indicating the desired depth of the waterway, in meters relative to datum
- Your data has, per feature, a single Attribute indicating the incline of both sides of the waterway.
If your data is prepared, you can follow the generic steps on how to import a GeoJSON to change the elevation model, selecting the appropriate type of water to import your features as.