Terrain
With the configuration of height info raster layers the functionality of 3D measuring for the tools Measure - Point, Measure - Distance and Measure - Area is available.
This chapter contains details of configuration for every type of height info raster layers.
•The service containing the height info raster layers has to be configured as ArcGIS Server Map Service in the Map Collection. •The data for the height info raster layers have to be in a FGDB or Enterprise Geodatabase (SDE). •For 3D measuring capability the configuration of an elevation layer is mandatory. •These functions are only possible on raster data in the map services - the data must therefore be integrated as Raster Dataset or Raster Catalog. Mosaic datasets are not supported for these functions. |
Configuration of height infor raster layer in WebOffice author
List of height info raster layer
Property |
Description |
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Raster layer ID |
Unique ID of raster layer with elevation/slope/exposition/surface elevation information.
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Raster band |
Raster band index to fetch data from |
For measuring heights, slope and aspect, the following raster layers can be configured:
•Elevation layer: Raster layer containing elevation data
•The elevation layer has to be a raster DEM (no TINs are supported) of a raster data type supported by Esri. •The elevation layer has to contain the elevation information in a specified raster band. •The projected coordinate system has to be metric as well as the elevation information. •The raster dataset can be in a different coordinate system than the main map service (projection-on-the-fly is supported). |
•Slope layer: Raster layer containing slope data.
•The configuration of a slope layer is optional and only affects the measuring results of a 3D measure area. •The slope layer has to be a raster with slope information in a specified raster band. •The slope information has to be in DEGREE (PERCENT is not supported). |
•Aspect layer: Raster layer containing aspect data
•The configuration of an aspect layer is optional. •Aspect data have to be stored in a specified raster band and values have to be -1 for flat. •Aspect data values have to be from 0 (DEGREE) from North to 360 (DEGREE) clockwise. |
•Surface elevation layer: Rasterlayer mit Oberflächenhöhendaten
•The configuration of an surface elevation layer is optional. •The surface elevation layer has to contain the elevation information in a specified raster band. •The projected coordinate system has to be metric as well as the elevation information. |
Additionally, it is possible to configure the symbology for 3D measurements.
Symbology of 3D measurements configuration
Property |
Description |
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Fill color elevation layer |
Specifies the fill color of the area below the elevation graph |
Line color elevation layer |
Specifies the line color of the elevation graph |
Fill type elevation layer |
Specifies the fill type of the area below the elevation graph |
Line type elevation layer |
Specifies the outline type of the elevation graph |
Line width elevation layer |
Specifies the line width of the elevation graph |
Transparency level elevation layer [%] |
Specifies the transparency level of the fill color of the elevation graph in percent. 100% means total transparency (invisibility), 0% means full color. |
Fill color surface |
Specifies the fill color of the area between the surface graph and the elevation graph. |
Line color surface |
Specifies the line color of the surface graph |
Fill type surface |
Specifies the fill type of the area between the surface graph and the elevation graph. |
Line type surface |
Specifies the outline type of the surface graph |
Line width surface |
Specifies the line width of the surface model |
Transparency level surface [%] |
Specifies the transparency level of the fill color of the surface graph in percent. 100% means total transparency (invisibility), 0% means full color. |
Color of vertices |
Specifies the color used for highlighting the vertex points of the original line |
Size of vertex markers |
Size of the markers - 0 means no markers will be displayed |
Symbology of 3D measurements properties
Additionally, WebOffice 10.9 R4 supports the configuration of multiple height info raster layers. It is possible to group several height info raster layers (elevation, slope, aspect and surface layers).
•Querying height info raster layers of groups works in a special way. The defined order in the project configuration is used to find the first configured layer to be queried. It this is not possible (because this layer does not exist in the respective map extent), the query is passed to the next available layer in order. This method is used until information can be sent back to the client. •In order to always show the raster information with the best resolution, the administrator should take this into account when configuring the order to grouped height info raster layers. |
Group of additional height info raster layers configuration
Property |
Description |
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Name of the layer group |
This name is used for 3D measurements based on data from this layer group. |
Group of additional height info raster layers properties
•See chapters Measure - Point, Measure - Distance and Measure - Area for details about the configuration of measuring in WebOffice author standalone. •See chapter Measure/Markup for details about measuring in the WebOffice core client. •See chapters Measure Distance and Measure Area for details about measuring in the WebOffice flex client. •If you have problems with the tool see also chapter Rasterinfo. |