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The display options control which components of the grid are displayed. The display options can be set by selecting the Display Options command in the Display menu. Most of the items in the dialog box are toggle boxes. If the toggle for a component of the grid is set, the component is displayed when the grid is redrawn. The color used to display the component can be set using the pop-up color window to the left of the toggle box. | The display options control which components of the grid are displayed. The display options can be set by selecting the '''Display Options''' command in the ''Display'' menu. Most of the items in the dialog box are toggle boxes. If the toggle for a component of the grid is set, the component is displayed when the grid is redrawn. The color used to display the component can be set using the pop-up color window to the left of the toggle box. | ||
The grid display options are as follows: | The grid display options are as follows: | ||
*The Nodes item is used to display grid nodes. Since all grids in WMS 7.0 are cell-centered, a dot is displayed at the cell centers. | *The '''Nodes''' item is used to display grid nodes. Since all grids in WMS 7.0 are cell-centered, a dot is displayed at the cell centers. | ||
*The Cells item is used to display the edges of active grid cells. The cells are drawn using the specified grid cell color and at the height set by the current elevation | *The''' Cells''' item is used to display the edges of active grid cells. The cells are drawn using the specified grid cell color and at the height set by the current elevation dataset. | ||
**The cell style options dictate the form of the cells, whether smooth or block-style. The cells are both drawn and contoured in this style. | **The '''cell style''' options dictate the form of the cells, whether smooth or block-style. The cells are both drawn and contoured in this style. | ||
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*The Grid Boundary item is used to display a solid line around the perimeter of the grid. Displaying the boundary is useful when contours are being displayed with the cell edges turned off. | *The '''Grid Boundary''' item is used to display a solid line around the perimeter of the grid. Displaying the boundary is useful when contours are being displayed with the cell edges turned off. | ||
*The IJ Indices item is used to display the ij indices of each cell or node. | *The '''IJ Indices''' item is used to display the <math>ij</math> indices of each cell or node. | ||
*If the Inactive Cells item is used to display cells which are inactive. If this option is turned off, inactive cells are not displayed. Inactive cells must be displayed before they can be selected. | *If the '''Inactive Cells''' item is used to display cells which are inactive. If this option is turned off, inactive cells are not displayed. Inactive cells must be displayed before they can be selected. | ||
*The Elevations item is used to display the z coordinate of each node or cell; the scalar item displays the active data set value for each cell. | *The '''Elevations''' item is used to display the z coordinate of each node or cell; the scalar item displays the active data set value for each cell. | ||
*The Contours item is used to display contours computed using the active scalar | *The '''Contours''' item is used to display contours computed using the active scalar dataset. | ||
**The contours options button accesses the contour options of the active | **The '''contours options''' button accesses the contour options of the active dataset. Each gridded dataset has its own contours set. | ||
*The Lake Cells and Wetland Cells items are used to fill the cells whose centroids are contained within a lake or wetland polygon with the chosen color. | *The '''Lake Cells and Wetland Cells''' items are used to fill the cells whose centroids are contained within a lake or wetland polygon with the chosen color. | ||
*The Flow Vectors item is used to display a set of arrows pointing from cell to cell that show which way water would flow from the cells based solely on elevation. An equals sign is displayed between the cells if the cells have the same elevation. | *The '''Flow Vectors''' item is used to display a set of arrows pointing from cell to cell that show which way water would flow from the cells based solely on elevation. An equals sign is displayed between the cells if the cells have the same elevation. | ||
*The Digital Dams item is used to mark those cells that are lower in elevation than the four lateral neighboring cells. | *The '''Digital Dams''' item is used to mark those cells that are lower in elevation than the four lateral neighboring cells. | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 21 March 2013
The display options control which components of the grid are displayed. The display options can be set by selecting the Display Options command in the Display menu. Most of the items in the dialog box are toggle boxes. If the toggle for a component of the grid is set, the component is displayed when the grid is redrawn. The color used to display the component can be set using the pop-up color window to the left of the toggle box.
The grid display options are as follows:
- The Nodes item is used to display grid nodes. Since all grids in WMS 7.0 are cell-centered, a dot is displayed at the cell centers.
- The Cells item is used to display the edges of active grid cells. The cells are drawn using the specified grid cell color and at the height set by the current elevation dataset.
- The cell style options dictate the form of the cells, whether smooth or block-style. The cells are both drawn and contoured in this style.
File:GSSHA Smooth grid.gif Smoothed cells use interpolated values to match the cell corners.
File:GSSHA Block grid.gif Blocked cells represent the cells as planar surfaces
- The Grid Boundary item is used to display a solid line around the perimeter of the grid. Displaying the boundary is useful when contours are being displayed with the cell edges turned off.
- The IJ Indices item is used to display the indices of each cell or node.
- If the Inactive Cells item is used to display cells which are inactive. If this option is turned off, inactive cells are not displayed. Inactive cells must be displayed before they can be selected.
- The Elevations item is used to display the z coordinate of each node or cell; the scalar item displays the active data set value for each cell.
- The Contours item is used to display contours computed using the active scalar dataset.
- The contours options button accesses the contour options of the active dataset. Each gridded dataset has its own contours set.
- The Lake Cells and Wetland Cells items are used to fill the cells whose centroids are contained within a lake or wetland polygon with the chosen color.
- The Flow Vectors item is used to display a set of arrows pointing from cell to cell that show which way water would flow from the cells based solely on elevation. An equals sign is displayed between the cells if the cells have the same elevation.
- The Digital Dams item is used to mark those cells that are lower in elevation than the four lateral neighboring cells.
- [Image:GSSHA_flow_vectors.gif]]
Represented here are flow vectors (blue arrows) that show the direction of flow from a cell to its neighboring cells as well as the cells which have been identified as digital dams (black square markers).
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