Tool Grid to TIN (Surface Specific Points)

Creates a TIN by identifying (surface) specific points of a grid.

Author: (c) 2004 by O.Conrad
Menu: TIN|Conversion

Parameters

	Name	Type	Identifier	Description	Constraints
Input	Grid	Grid, input	`GRID`	-	-
Input	Values (*)	Grid list, input, optional	`VALUES`	-	-
Output	TIN	TIN, output	`TIN`	-	-
Options	Grid System	Grid system	`PARAMETERS_GRID_SYSTEM`	-	-
	Method	Choice	`METHOD`	The method used to identify surface specific points.	Available Choices: [0] Mark Highest Neighbour [1] Opposite Neighbours [2] Flow Direction [3] Flow Direction (up and down) [4] Peucker & Douglas Default: 1
	Mark Highest Neighbour	Integer	`HIGH`	-	Minimum: 1 Maximum: 4 Default: 4
	Flow Direction	Value range	`FLOW`	-	-
	Peucker & Douglas	Floating point	`PEUCKER`	-	Default: 2.000000
(*) optional

Command-line

Usage: saga_cmd tin_tools 1 [-GRID <str>] [-VALUES <str>] [-TIN <str>] [-METHOD <str>] [-HIGH <num>] [-FLOW_MIN <double>] [-FLOW_MAX <double>] [-PEUCKER <double>]
  -GRID:<str>       	Grid
	Grid, input
  -VALUES:<str>     	Values
	Grid list, input, optional
  -TIN:<str>        	TIN
	TIN, output
  -METHOD:<str>     	Method
	Choice
	Available Choices:
	[0] Mark Highest Neighbour
	[1] Opposite Neighbours
	[2] Flow Direction
	[3] Flow Direction (up and down)
	[4] Peucker & Douglas
	Default: 1
  -HIGH:<num>       	Mark Highest Neighbour
	Integer
	Minimum: 1
	Maximum: 4
	Default: 4
  -FLOW_MIN:<double>	Flow Direction
	Value range
  -FLOW_MAX:<double>	Flow Direction
	Value range
  -PEUCKER:<double> 	Peucker & Douglas
	Floating point
	Default: 2.000000