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I’m
currently working in wind energy applications. I would like to export
an elevation map from ArcView and import it to WAsP (The Wind Atlas
Analysis and Application Program). The formats that the program
supports are Ascii XYZ, .ntf, .mat, .dxf basically. Anyboady has any
idea how can i do that using only ArcView?
Export elevation map from ArcView
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, Mar 20 2006 04:03 AM
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Posted 21 March 2006 - 12:29 AM
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Is this ArcView 3 or 9? How is the elevation map formatted?
I
don't know the details, but I think this won't be easy... It will need
some additional software, script or plugin. Do you have Spatial Analyst
for ArcView?
I
don't know the details, but I think this won't be easy... It will need
some additional software, script or plugin. Do you have Spatial Analyst
for ArcView?
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Posted 21 March 2006 - 02:51 AM
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I have the Spatial analysis tools and 3d analysis for ArcView 9. My
elevation model is in Raster (grid) format and in Shapefile. I also
have WasP map editor and if you know any other application freeware
that can be useful. I don’t have WaSp utility programs either Surfer.
I have the Spatial analysis tools and 3d analysis for ArcView 9. My
elevation model is in Raster (grid) format and in Shapefile. I also
have WasP map editor and if you know any other application freeware
that can be useful. I don’t have WaSp utility programs either Surfer.
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Posted 21 March 2006 - 07:49 AM
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With
those things, it should be reasonably doable, I am not sure though what
exactly you have accessible, for instance in ArcToolbox. I am on
ArcInfo 9 (with all extensions), and I am workstation guy -- I would
have used gridpoint and then generate (I think).
those things, it should be reasonably doable, I am not sure though what
exactly you have accessible, for instance in ArcToolbox. I am on
ArcInfo 9 (with all extensions), and I am workstation guy -- I would
have used gridpoint and then generate (I think).
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Posted 21 March 2006 - 06:35 PM
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It almost seems like you might want to convert the Grid to a Tin then export a DXF, but I have never used WaSp.
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