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Acronym for triangulated irregular network. A vector data structure that partitions geographic space into contiguous, nonoverlapping triangles.
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Converting from ArcGIS TIN to LandXML?
You'd have to start by converting the TIN to:
contour lines
Esri GRID/asc
raster and then points (possibly COGO points)
Even amongst CAD softwares, it seems that there's generally no way to directly … read one's TIN format in another - hence the LandXML spec. …
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ArcMap - Making DEM using GPS vector data
Step 2: Surface Generation
Once you have the points, you then create the surface from them either by raster interpolation or creating a TIN. … Make both a raster DEM and a TIN. Note the differences in format, what they look like, and how they behave. Which one processes/views faster. …
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Difference between "hard edge" and "soft edge" in Arc's Add TIN Line?
You won't really see a visual difference in the TIN itself - it doesn't become apparent "until a quintic interpolator is used to analyze the TIN surface" (basically interpolated to either contours or a …
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