Jeff:
The Grid2PLY GX returns a PLY file with the outline of one or more grid
sections. You could then cycle through the PLY and find where the line forms
three consecutive edges around a single point, collect these points, then
dummy them. (The edge path is 1/2 grid cell width outside the exterior grid
points; e.g at the cell edges.)
How are you at GX programming?
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Gamey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 2:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [geonet]: grid edges
Does anyone have an easy way to remove the crenellated edges of a grid
(square saw tooth edges one grid cell wide and high)? I've got a long thin
strip of data (100x10,000 cells) and I find it's messing up my FFT. The
gridfill doesn't have enough data to work with in one direction so those
single grid cells turning on and off make a substantial difference.
I'm testing a sequence of gridfills, filters and boolean operators, but I
was hoping someone had something easier.
-Jeff
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