The tool MapGeometryToMeshSurface
adjusts the z-coordinates of geometric points from a given geometry file my_geometry.gml
such that they are located on the surface of a given mesh my_mesh.vtu
and returns an updated geometry file my_mapped_geometry.gml
.
MW: does the tool add points if necessary?
MW: what happens, if the geometry is spreading above the boundary of the mesh or not even close to the mesh?
MapGeometryToMeshSurface -m [my_mesh.vtu] -i [my_geometry.gml] -o [my_mapped_geometry.gml]
Often, the mesh resolution and the resolution of the geometric objects like polylines are different.
MW: so, what happens then?
In the first figure such a situation is depicted. In the second figure the result of the application of the algorithm is shown.
Usage for the example:
MapGeometryToMeshSurface -m SubsurfaceMesh.vtu -i TestPolyline.gml -o TestMappedPolyline.gml
Karsten Rink, Lars Bilke, Olaf Kolditz: Visualisation Strategies for Environmental Modelling Data. Environmental Earth Sciences, 2014. DOI:10.1007/s12665-013-2970-2 download
MW: the citation is not used in the description
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