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I have the following issue: I am trying to do a regression analysis between the (z) values of two rasters. What I would ideally like to have is the raster output not as grid but rather a list of x1y1z1 x2y2z2, x3y3z3,... Is there a way to do this easily?

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What software are you using? – artwork21 Mar 18 at 12:28
ArcGIS 9.3. Also run QGIS on my laptop – Peter Mar 18 at 12:33
this type of output is easy to do from autocad map. I will look for a method in arcmap. – Brad Nesom Mar 18 at 13:37
OK, thanks, Brad! – Peter Mar 20 at 12:43

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Export tif again (may be in ArcGIS))and find *.dbf file. This has all the values you need.

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Hi! I exported as point...but needed to use raster calculator (multiply by 10000) for each raster to avoid trunking off decimals. Else - works! Cheers! – Peter Mar 18 at 13:35

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