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===Scalar to Vector===
===Scalar to Vector===
This tool converts a pair of scalar datasets to a vector dataset. The tool has the following options:
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*''Input type'' &ndash; In order to convert the scalar datasets, the tool needs to know which types of input they are.
The ''Scalar to Vector'' tool converts a pair of scalar datasets to a vector dataset. The input components can be Cartesian (X,Y) or spherical (magnitude/direction). In the case of spherical input components, the direction component uses the Cartesian direction convention (positive X axis is 0.0 with the direction increasing in the CCW direction).
 
Direction datasets which are relative to different conventions (Meteorologic or Oceanographic) would need to be converted to Cartesian using the [[Template:Angle Convention|Angle Convention]] tool.
 
====Input parameters====
*''Input type'' &ndash; Specify the type of conversion that will take place (Cartesian or Spherical).
This defines the way the tool will interpret the other input parameters.
**"Vx and Vy" &ndash; This option will designate the input dataset values as Vx and Vy.
**"Vx and Vy" &ndash; This option will designate the input dataset values as Vx and Vy.
**"Magnitude and Direction" This option will designate the input dataset values as magnitude and direction.
**"Magnitude and Direction" This option will designate the input dataset values as magnitude and direction.
*''Input Vx or magnitude scalar dataset'' &ndash; Select the scalar dataset to use for the Vx or magnitude input.
*''Input Vx or magnitude scalar dataset'' &ndash; Select the scalar dataset to use for the Vx or magnitude input.
*''Input Vy or direction scalar dataset'' &ndash; Select the scalar dataset to use for the Vy or direction input.
*''Input Vy or direction scalar dataset'' &ndash; Select the scalar dataset to use for the Vy or direction (Cartesian) input.
 
====Output parameters====
*''Output vector dataset name'' &ndash; Enter the name for the new vector dataset.
*''Output vector dataset name'' &ndash; Enter the name for the new vector dataset.
====Current Location in toolbox====
Datasets/Scalar to Vector
====Related Tools====
* [[Template:Angle Convention|Angle Convention]]
* [[Template:Vector to Scalar|Vector to Scalar]]
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 26 October 2023


Scalar to Vector

The Scalar to Vector tool converts a pair of scalar datasets to a vector dataset. The input components can be Cartesian (X,Y) or spherical (magnitude/direction). In the case of spherical input components, the direction component uses the Cartesian direction convention (positive X axis is 0.0 with the direction increasing in the CCW direction).

Direction datasets which are relative to different conventions (Meteorologic or Oceanographic) would need to be converted to Cartesian using the Angle Convention tool.

Input parameters

  • Input type – Specify the type of conversion that will take place (Cartesian or Spherical).

This defines the way the tool will interpret the other input parameters.

    • "Vx and Vy" – This option will designate the input dataset values as Vx and Vy.
    • "Magnitude and Direction" This option will designate the input dataset values as magnitude and direction.
  • Input Vx or magnitude scalar dataset – Select the scalar dataset to use for the Vx or magnitude input.
  • Input Vy or direction scalar dataset – Select the scalar dataset to use for the Vy or direction (Cartesian) input.

Output parameters

  • Output vector dataset name – Enter the name for the new vector dataset.

Current Location in toolbox

Datasets/Scalar to Vector

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