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Creating Surfaces with 3D Analyst July 13, 2011 Creating Surfaces with 3D Analyst Khalid Duri Raghav Vemula

Overview of Surface Data Types in ArcGIS Raster TIN Single-band Raster File or geodatabase Multi-resolution Triangulated Surface File based Single Resolution Geodatabase Terrain

Raster Dataset Square cells of equal size arranged in rows and columns Created through interpolation Data precision is defined by cell size Fine Resolution Coarse Resolution

Triangulated Surfaces Concepts Irregularly spaced data points Constructed using Delaunay triangulation Support surface feature types: Mass points Break lines Clip polygon Erase polygon Replace polygon Fill polygon

Triangulated Surface Type: Mass Points

Triangulated Surface Type: Replace Polygon

Triangulated Surface Type: Erase Polygon

Triangulated Surface Type: Replace Polygon

TIN Dataset Suited for smaller study areas Node limit of around 15 – 20 million Can be edited in ArcMap Supported in ArcScene

Terrain Dataset Stored in a geodatabase feature dataset Suited for larger data collections (e.g. lidar, sonar) Supports lidar attributes Supports anchor points Does not support GCS

Triangulated Surface Demo Creating & Editing TIN Datasets Creating & Updating Terrain Datasets

IDW (Inverse Distance Weighted) Applies distance based weights to measurements surrounding query point Resulting values are within range of input points Supports barrier features Ideal for dense point measurements IDW Neighborhood for Selected Point

Natural Neighbor Weighted average method Uses Voronoi polygons to assign values Resulting values are within range of input points Does not infer trends

Kriging Geostatistical interpolation method Most suited for data with spatially correlated distance or directional bias CPU intensive operation Has diverse applications

Spline Creates smooth surface that passes through input points Infers trends Supports barriers Suited for smoothly varying phenomenon (e.g. temperature)

Topo To Raster Ensures hydrologically correct surface Supports the following feature types: Point elevation Contour lines Stream networks (line features) Sinks (point features) Boundary (polygon features) Lake (polygon features)

Trend Creates gradually varying surface using low-order polynomials Fits a smooth surface to the input points Supports up to 12th order polynomial Suited for modeling gradually changing physical processes - wind direction, pollution concentration 1st Order Polynomial 2nd Order Polynomial

ArcGIS Help Resources Understanding interpolation analysis Comparing interpolation methods Triangulated surface concepts Fundamentals of TIN triangulation Fundamentals of creating TIN surfaces Terrain dataset overview Benefits of using terrain Using the terrain wizard Updating and editing terrain

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