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|seealso=*See also the [[Foliage_height_calculation_model_(Heat_Overlay)|Foliage height calculation model]] to know more about how the foliage height is used in the [[Heat_DPRA_Module|DPRA heat module]]. | |seealso=*See also the [[Foliage_height_calculation_model_(Heat_Overlay)|Foliage height calculation model]] to know more about how the foliage height is used in the [[Heat_DPRA_Module|DPRA heat module]]. | ||
* For the tutorial on configuring the [[DPRA_Heat_Module|default heat stress overlay]], see the [[Tutorial_Heat_Overlay_(Heat_Overlay)|heat stress overlay tutorial]]. | * For the tutorial on configuring the [[DPRA_Heat_Module|default heat stress overlay]], see the [[Tutorial_Heat_Overlay_(Heat_Overlay)|heat stress overlay tutorial]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:45, 30 October 2023
How to import a foliage height GeoTIFF:
- Add the Heat Stress overlay.
- Open the Configuration Wizard.
- Choose the DPRA model.
- Proceed and in step 3 choose Use a foliage height GeoTIFF.
- In step 3.1 choose select a foliage height GeoTIFF.
- Click on the Import button.
- In the new panel that pops up, import your GeoTIFF. When the file is uploaded, click on the Apply button.
- Proceed with the Heatstress Configuration Wizard.
Notes
- The GeoTIFF needs to contain the foliage height, relative to the terrain height. Use a value of 0, <0 or a nodata value for the pixels where there is no foliage.
- The height of the already present tree Buildings are ignored when choosing to import and use the foliage height GeoTIFF.
See also
- See also the Foliage height calculation model to know more about how the foliage height is used in the DPRA heat module.
- For the tutorial on configuring the default heat stress overlay, see the heat stress overlay tutorial.