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A representation of the values attained by a surface along a line (or path).
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Elevation profile 10 km each side of line
Must be a single, simple line, in projected co-ordinates
in_shp = r'S:\line_utm_new.shp'
# The shapefile to which the perpendicular lines will be written
out_shp = r'S:\line_utm_neu_perp.shp'
# Profile … Add a new field called 'M100' where the z-value
# of the line is stored to uniquely identify each profile
outShp = driverShp.CreateDataSource(out_shp)
layerOut = outShp.CreateLayer('line_utm_neu_perp' …
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