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In order to provide a way to export watersheds delineated from TIN data sources to GIS they must first be converted to [[WMS:Feature Objects|feature objects]]. This can be done using the '''Drainage Data | In order to provide a way to export watersheds delineated from TIN data sources to GIS they must first be converted to [[WMS:Feature Objects|feature objects]]. This can be done using the '''Drainage Data → Feature Objects''' command. When performing this operation the TIN is deleted and the drainage boundary and stream network are converted to feature polygons and feature arcs. The '''Export''' command from the '''File''' menu can then be used to save the feature objects to a shapefile so that the information can easily be transferred to a GIS. All of the drainage data computed/entered for the TIN basins and junctions (areas, lag times, slopes, and other hydrologic modeling parameters) are automatically transferred during the conversion process. | ||
==Related Topics:== | ==Related Topics:== | ||
* [[WMS:TIN Boundary to Polygon|TIN Boundary to Polygon]] | * [[WMS:Convert TINs#TIN Boundary to Polygon|TIN Boundary to Polygon]] | ||
* [[WMS:TIN to DEM|TIN to DEM]] | * [[WMS:Convert TINs#TIN to DEM|TIN to DEM]] | ||
* [[WMS:TIN to Scatter Points|TIN to Scatter Points]] | * [[WMS:Convert TINs#TIN to Scatter Points|TIN to Scatter Points]] | ||
* [[WMS:TIN Contours to Feature Objects|TIN Contours to Feature Objects]] | * [[WMS:Convert TINs#TIN Contours to Feature Objects|TIN Contours to Feature Objects]] | ||
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[[Category:TINs]] | [[Category:TINs]] | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 22 January 2013
In order to provide a way to export watersheds delineated from TIN data sources to GIS they must first be converted to feature objects. This can be done using the Drainage Data → Feature Objects command. When performing this operation the TIN is deleted and the drainage boundary and stream network are converted to feature polygons and feature arcs. The Export command from the File menu can then be used to save the feature objects to a shapefile so that the information can easily be transferred to a GIS. All of the drainage data computed/entered for the TIN basins and junctions (areas, lag times, slopes, and other hydrologic modeling parameters) are automatically transferred during the conversion process.
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