Drape DTM 2.0 gx
Hi,
Does anyone know if the Oasis Airborne QC tool- 'Calculate Draped Survey Altitude' uses the Canadian Geological Survey's Drape DTM v.2.0 gx or algorithm? The CGS's doc for Drape DTM v.2.0 refers to drape_dtm.gx but I cannot find this gx.
Just wondering if it is the same tool as found in the Airborne QC extension.
Thanks,
Jennifer Hare,
NV5 Geospatial
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URL https://doi.org/10.4095/295442
Geological Survey of Canada of_7690, Drape DTM 2.0: software to calculate a smooth drape surface for an airborne geophysical survey, Authors: Dumont, R., Z. Bardossy (2014), select Download(s) of_7690.zip (750.4 KB)0
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Thanks Frank! Was able to get that gx and will test it. Much appreciated.
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This is a tardive reply, intended for the benefit of future perusals.
The "Calculate Survey Drape Altitude" of the Om Airborne QC workflow is not the same as Drape_DTM.gx published by Dumont of the GSC. The Om tool operates on a GDB path and not on a DEM grid. The application notes of "Calculate Survey Drape Altitude" describe the equation as illustrated below, with a minimum limit imposed on the smallest radius covering a valley. Since it operates on a GDB it does not take into account ensuring survey/tie line intersections are at the same drape elevation. Maybe a future improvementAs an example see illustration below:
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