WMS:Interpolation Options: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 23:09, 20 February 2013
Scatter point sets are used for interpolation to other data types such as grids or basin centroids. Since no interpolation scheme is superior in all cases, several interpolation techniques are provided in WMS.
The interpolation option is selected using the Interpolation Options dialog accessed through the Interpolation Options command in the Interpolation menu. Once an option is selected, that option is used for all subsequent interpolation commands (interpolation of elevations from DEM/TIN to TINs or 2D Grids, flood plain delineation, etc.).
Interpolation is always performed using the active scatter point set, or TIN. By default the active data set and time step are interpolated. The active data set and time step can be selected from the Project Explorer or using the Data Set button at the top of the Interpolation Options dialog. This button also allows interpolation from all time steps of a transient data set to be performed.
When interpolating a set of values, it is sometimes useful to limit the interpolated values to lie between a minimum and maximum value. For example, when interpolating rainfall values, a negative value of rainfall is meaningless. However, some interpolation schemes will produce negative values even if all of the scatter points have positive data values. This occurs in areas where the trend in the data is toward a zero value. The interpolation may extend the trend beyond a zero value into the negative range. In such cases it is useful to limit the minimum interpolated value to zero. Interpolated values can be limited to a given range by selecting the Truncate values option in the Interpolation Options dialog and entering a minimum and maximum interpolation value.
The interpolation methods are listed in the Interpolation Options dialog. To the right of most of the method names is a button used to bring up a dialog for entering more interpolation options specific to the interpolation method. The methods supported for 2D interpolation are:
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