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GME refers to Geospatial Modelling Environment. GME supersede's Hawth's tools.
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Finding average elevations from a Raster DEM, applying those to Vector Grid created with GME
If you have access to Spatial Analyst, you could use the Zonal Statistics tool.
You could treat each cell in the angled vector grid as a zone, and use Zontal Statistics to calculate the MEAN elevatio …
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