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I too encountered the same problem with
vertical mapper. I was advised to fiddle with the coincident point
distance, but no success. I use a p4 with 1.5 GB ram
and a 2.8 ghz processor. As far as i can tell, I still have
plenty of physical and virtual memory in reserve while vertical
mapper is processing so I'm not
sure why its coming up with that error. The only alternative
i can think of is to subset the data set and then splice the
grids together. If anyone has other ideas/solution
I would like to hear
it.
Regards
Upinder Mutti
GIS support
Cardno Willing
Sydney NSW
Australia.
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
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> Sent:
Thursday, June 05, 2003 3:43 PM
> To:
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> Subject: MI-L VM-Max
points
>
>
> I am trying to create a slope
analysis map. What is the
> maximum number of points that
may be processed when creating
> a TIN? I have close to 12
million points and keep getting an
> out of memory error. I
just put 1.5 GB of memory in my
> machine. What is the most
points anyone else has used?
>
> Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
>
> Leith C. Britt
> Town
of Cary
> Technology Services
> Database
Analyst
> phone: 919-469-4383
> fax:
919-462-3891
> web: townofcary.org
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