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* ''Rasters'' ...ion is fast and memory efficient and can support large rasters (or several rasters).

== Importing Rasters == == Displaying Rasters ==

# [[Blend Raster to Edges Tool| Blend Raster to Edges]] | xms.tool.rasters.blend_raster_to_edges_tool # [[Bounds to Polygon Tool|Bounds to Polygon]] | xms.tool.rasters.bounds_to_polygon_tool

== DEMs / Rasters == See [[GMS:Rasters|Rasters]].

#Faster display of large rasters

* [[Rasters Tools|''Rasters'']] – Contains tools for manipulating raster files in the GIS module.

===Rasters → Array=== ...will appear. Each raster must be assigned to a stress period. By default, rasters are unassigned.

...will appear. Each raster must be assigned to a stress period. By default, rasters are unassigned.

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##:*Horizons to Solids using rasters #:*Rasters

* [[Rasters Tools|''Rasters'']] &ndash; Contains tools for manipulating raster files in the GIS module.

Raster data is read in as images or rasters (for example DEMs). SMS will recognize most image and DEM formats.

**** ''Time rasters'' &ndash; The '''Edit Table...''' button opens the ''Time raster table'' di **** ''Time rasters'' &ndash; The '''Edit Table...''' opens the ''Time raster table'' dialog wh

==Using Rasters== [[GMS:Rasters|Rasters]] can be used as part of the conceptual model. A raster can be used to assi

***** Datasets to Rasters ** [[Rasters Tools|Raster Tools]]

...) and Rasters (see [[GMS:Rasters|GMS Rasters]] and [[SMS:Raster_Module|SMS Rasters]]). These options find their applicability in the fact that lidar cannot be ...ke lidar, rasters are uniformly gridded data. This structured nature makes rasters more efficient to store and work with.

The final raster is trimmed along the polygon. Trimmed rasters will also trim to multiple selected polygons. ...ers with a resolution set to the smallest cell size of any of the selected rasters. Two or more DEM datasets can be merged together by doing the following:

...a geographic database used to store GIS information, such as features and rasters. In addition to storing data, a geodatabase allows setting up relationships

...final raster is trimmed along the rectangle enclosing the polygon. Trimmed rasters will also trim to the rectangle enclosing multiple selected polygons. ...ers with a resolution set to the smallest cell size of any of the selected rasters. Two or more DEM datasets can be merged together by doing the following:

...will appear. Each raster must be assigned to a stress period. By default, rasters are unassigned.