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**[[GMS:Linear|''Linear'']] – Uses data points that are first triangulated to form a network of triangles.  
**[[GMS:Linear|''Linear'']] – Uses data points that are first triangulated to form a network of triangles.  
**[[GMS:Inverse Distance Weighted|''Inverse distance weighted'']] – Creates an interpolated surface that is a weighted average of the point data; the weight assigned to each point diminishes as the distance to the interpolation location increases. The '''Options''' button next to this option will bring up either the ''2D IDW Interpolation Options'' dialog or the ''3D IDW Interpolation Options'' dialog.
**[[GMS:Inverse Distance Weighted|''Inverse distance weighted'']] – Creates an interpolated surface that is a weighted average of the point data; the weight assigned to each point diminishes as the distance to the interpolation location increases. The '''Options''' button next to this option will bring up either the ''2D IDW Interpolation Options'' dialog or the ''3D IDW Interpolation Options'' dialog.
**[[GMS:Clough-Tocher|''Clough-Tocher'']] – A finite element method that has origins in the finite element method of numerical analysis.
**[[GMS:Natural Neighbor|''Natural neighbor'']] – Based on the Thiessen polygon network of the point data. The '''Options''' button next to this option will bring up the ''Natural Neighbor Options'' dialog.
**[[GMS:Natural Neighbor|''Natural neighbor'']] – Based on the Thiessen polygon network of the point data. The '''Options''' button next to this option will bring up the ''Natural Neighbor Options'' dialog.
**[[GMS:Kriging|''Kriging'']] – Based on the assumption that the parameter being interpolated can be treated as a regionalized variable. The '''Options''' button next to this option will bring up the [[GMS:Kriging Options|''Kriging Options'']] dialog.
**[[GMS:Kriging|''Kriging'']] – Based on the assumption that the parameter being interpolated can be treated as a regionalized variable. The '''Options''' button next to this option will bring up the [[GMS:Kriging Options|''Kriging Options'']] dialog.
**''Log interpolation'' – Takes the log of each data value in the active dataset prior to performing interpolation.
**''2D'' – Designates the interpolation as two-dimensional data. This is the default interpolation method.
**''2D'' – Designates the interpolation as two-dimensional data. All interpolation methods are available with this option.
**''3D'' – Specified the interpolation as three-dimensional data. Only the inverse distance weighted and Kriging options are available with this method.
**''3D'' – Specified the interpolation as three-dimensional data. Only the inverse distance weighted and Kriging options are available with this method.


Revision as of 14:53, 28 August 2018

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UGrid datasets can be interpolated to other UGrids similar to how scatter point datasets can be interpolated to other objects. The Interpolate To command is found in the right-click menu of the UGrid dataset to be interpolated to another UGrid. This command opens the Interpolate UGrid to UGrid dialog:

Interpolate UGrid to UGrid dialog

This dialog allows selecting the interpolation options to use, and the UGrid to interpolate to. See Interpolation for more information on interpolation. Options include:

  • Source UGrid – The drop-down menu here will display a list of all available UGrids. Select the UGrid containing the source dataset.
  • Source dataset – The drop-down menu will display a list of all available datasets under the source UGrid. Select the dataset to use for interpolation.
  • Times – – If the source dataset is transient, time steps should be specified. Options include:
    • "Specified Time Step" – This option will use the select time step in the next field.
    • "All Times" – This option will use all time steps available in the source dataset.
  • Interpolation method – This section specifies which interpolation process will be used.
    • Linear – Uses data points that are first triangulated to form a network of triangles.
    • Inverse distance weighted – Creates an interpolated surface that is a weighted average of the point data; the weight assigned to each point diminishes as the distance to the interpolation location increases. The Options button next to this option will bring up either the 2D IDW Interpolation Options dialog or the 3D IDW Interpolation Options dialog.
    • Natural neighbor – Based on the Thiessen polygon network of the point data. The Options button next to this option will bring up the Natural Neighbor Options dialog.
    • Kriging – Based on the assumption that the parameter being interpolated can be treated as a regionalized variable. The Options button next to this option will bring up the Kriging Options dialog.
    • 2D – Designates the interpolation as two-dimensional data. This is the default interpolation method.
    • 3D – Specified the interpolation as three-dimensional data. Only the inverse distance weighted and Kriging options are available with this method.


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