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* Combining a DISTANCE_M set to 0, with some form of [[Avg interpolated result type (Average Overlay)|{{nodata}} interpolation]] will effectively produce a [[Grid Overlay]] which "fills up the gaps" of another [[Grid Overlay]]. | * Combining a DISTANCE_M set to 0, with some form of [[Avg interpolated result type (Average Overlay)|{{nodata}} interpolation]] will effectively produce a [[Grid Overlay]] which "fills up the gaps" of another [[Grid Overlay]]. | ||
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* [[Avg interpolated result type (Average Overlay)]] | * [[Avg interpolated result type (Average Overlay)]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:14, 2 February 2024
| Icon | Attribute | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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DISTANCE_M | m | 0 to 2000.0 | The radius within which an average value must be computed. | 100 |
The greater the radius, the more cells are included in the calculation of the average.
When the DISTANCE_M is set to 0, no averaging will effectively take place. The Average Overlay will simply display the value it finds as input. This configuration sets up the Average Overlay as an Input overlay.
Notes
- Combining a DISTANCE_M set to 0, with some form of NO_DATA interpolation will effectively produce a Grid Overlay which "fills up the gaps" of another Grid Overlay.
See also