Triton BathyPro - Manual (Page 92)

Adding to TIN model data from: d:\cogc\ogccsamp.xtf
36 beams have been stored
Beginning Convert TIN Model To DTM
DTM successfully created
Finished processing project
04:04:03 January 19, 2000
This is a log for a single line. For a valid TIN
(
Triangular Irregular Network) model to be calculated,
a minimum of three adjacent lines would need to be
processed.
At this point a DDS_VIF file containing the TIN model has been created.
You can either import this file into DelphMap, or you can re-import it into
BathyPro as a grid file for further processing, smoothing, or isocurve
extraction.
Of course, if you wish to make the whole operation completely automatic,
you can just as easily add these processing features to your first processing
run.
Interactive Mode Using Single Beam Edit
In this mode you can interactively view the data and clean them manually before
importing the file into BathyPro for processing.
To process single-beam data in interactive mode
1. Start the single-beam edit program called SBEAMEDIT.EXE (it resides in
the BathyPro folder).
The system displays the opening screen of the Single Beam Edit program
(Figure 51):
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