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How-to Create a Geoid or Vertical Offset Model (VOM)
This How-to describes step-by-step how to create your own geoid model file or height level correction model and use it within Qinsy.
See Questions & Answers for more in formation.
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Related pages:
- How-to Create a Vertical Offset Model (QGFVOM)
- How-to Create a Geoid model (.bin)
- How-to Use the Geoid Model Migration Tool
Questions & Answers
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Projected | What is projected data? | We assume that this is projected on project datum and the separation value is also relative to project datum. | |||||||||||||||||||
Point spacing | What is regular and irregular spacing? | Irregularly spaced: Regularly spaced: | |||||||||||||||||||
What is meant by having a different spacing in x and y? | The data can be regularly spaced but still have a different spacing in X and Y. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Area size | What is a small area? | This is a bit tricky since it mostly depends on points in an area:
If the QGFVOM is larger than 15MB it is also a good indication that you might need to use either a smaller area or try the BIN workflow. | |||||||||||||||||||
Datum | What is Project datum and Source datum? | Example of geodetic setup: Project datum: ED50 | |||||||||||||||||||
Purple steps | What do they refer to? |
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Storage locations | Were are the different types of geoid model files stored? |
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QGFVOM VS BIN | What is the advantage of one format over the other? |
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