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* [[Height sector]]s | |||
* [[Elevation model]] | |||
* [[Elevation GeoTIFF]] | |||
* [[Satellite map]] | * [[Satellite map]] | ||
* [[Terrain]]s | * [[Terrain]]s | ||
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* [[How to import a GeoTIFF to change the elevation model]]. | |||
* [[How to adjust the height map with a Combo Overlay]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:25, 7 November 2023
The height map is the visualization of the DTM in the 3D Visualization.
The content of the height map is determined by the height data stored in Height Sector items. Height data is obtained from or adjusted with:
- Project Sources on Height data:
- Project Sources#AHN: Height raster data in The Netherlands
- Terrain: A multi-resolution world elevation layer from ESRI
- More information on how these are combined can be found at Elevation model
- GeoTIFFs applied to the project area
- Levees, Measures with TiffSpatials or Lower land actions applied during a Test-run session.
The coloring of this height map is determined by:
- Satellite map, obtained from World Imagery
- Color values of present Buildings and Terrains
- Visualized selected Overlay in the Navigation panel