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* You can add more than one GeoTIFF to a [[TiffSpatial]] of a measure. | * You can add more than one GeoTIFF to a [[TiffSpatial]] of a measure. | ||
* You can manually provide a MultiPolygon to specify where the GeoTIFFs are applied. | * You can manually provide a MultiPolygon to specify where the GeoTIFFs are applied. | ||
* TiffSpatials are applied in the order at which they were added to a Measure. | * TiffSpatials are applied in the order at which they were added to a Measure. Similarly, GeoTIFFs of a TiffSpatial are applied in the order at which they were added to the TiffSpatial. This order can be inspected using the [[Left Panel]] and [[Right Panel]] of the Measure in the [[editor]]. | ||
* No data values in a GeoTIFF are never applied to the [[DTM]]. | * No data values in a GeoTIFF are never applied to the [[DTM]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:39, 21 April 2026

A TiffSpatial is a component of a Measure that stores spatial information on how to apply a set of GeoTIFFs to the DTM when the measure is activated. The area to which the GeoTIFFs are applied can be restricted by specifying a MultiPolygon to the TiffSpatial.
This MultiPolygon can either be:
- Calculated automatically based on the configured GeoTIFFs for that TiffSpatial.
- Configured manually by supplying a MultiPolygon, for example by drawing or importing.
Notes
- You can add more than one GeoTIFF to a TiffSpatial of a measure.
- You can manually provide a MultiPolygon to specify where the GeoTIFFs are applied.
- TiffSpatials are applied in the order at which they were added to a Measure. Similarly, GeoTIFFs of a TiffSpatial are applied in the order at which they were added to the TiffSpatial. This order can be inspected using the Left Panel and Right Panel of the Measure in the editor.
- No data values in a GeoTIFF are never applied to the DTM.