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* To query a specific timeframe add its number. E.g. A2 queries timeframe 2 from Input Overlay A.
* To query a specific timeframe add its number. E.g. A2 queries timeframe 2 from Input Overlay A.
* To query multiple timeframes add start:end numbers. E.g. A1:5 is identical to "A1 A2 A3 A4 A5".
* To query multiple timeframes add start:end numbers. E.g. A1:5 is identical to "A1 A2 A3 A4 A5".
* You can use [[globals|Globals]]in a formula
* You can use [[globals|Globals]] in a formula


==How-to's==
==How-to's==

Revision as of 14:05, 3 March 2021

A combo overlay, combining a Rainfall Overlay with two average grid overlays (NORMAL and SOCIAL), using only the highest values in the last time frame.

The combo overlay is a grid overlay which can combine up to three grid overlays with boolean operators and use these overlays as input arguments functions and operators. The list of available functions and operators is given in the chapter below. Combo overlays can also take other combo overlays as input. Another powerful combination is the use of combo overlays with average overlays (with or without an average distance).

Operators

In the table below are the operators displayed that are supported by the combo overlay. The term argument refers to a grid overlay configured as input, a numerical value or a global name.

Input overlays and timeframes

  • Up to three overlays can be configured as input for the combo overlay. They are referenced as A, B and C.
  • To query a specific timeframe add its number. E.g. A2 queries timeframe 2 from Input Overlay A.
  • To query multiple timeframes add start:end numbers. E.g. A1:5 is identical to "A1 A2 A3 A4 A5".
  • You can use Globals in a formula

How-to's

Examples

Seealso

  • Example of the Combo overlay in the Tygron Platform (Dutch only)