The Resample operation can be directly executed by typing one of the following expressions on the command line of the Main window:
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OUTMAP |
= |
MapResample(InputMapName, Georeference, NearestNeighbour| BiLinear| BiCubic) |
|
OUTMAP |
= |
MapResample(InputMapName, Georeference, NearestNeighbour| BiLinear| BiCubic, Patch| NoPatch) |
where:
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OUTMAP |
is the name of your output raster map. |
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MapResample |
is the command to start the Resample operation. |
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InputMapName |
is the name of your input raster map. |
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Georeference |
is the name of an existing target georeference that should be used for the output raster map. |
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NearestNeighbour |
is the parameter to assign output values from the nearest pixels in the intput map. |
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BiLinear |
is the parameter to calculate new values by a bilinear interpolation. |
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BiCubic |
is the parameter to calculate new values by a bicubic interpolation. |
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Patch |
is an optional parameter to have the operation first patch the input raster map, then resample it and finally unpatch it. This is the default behaviour. |
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NoPatch |
is an optional parameter to have the operation directly resample the input raster map without patching. This will take less disk space but will usually take more time. |
Tip: To use this operation on all raster maps in a map list, see Resample : command line (2).
When the definition symbol = is used, a dependent output map is created; when the assignment symbol := is used, the dependency link is immediately broken after the output map has been calculated.
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