Build GeoSOT Grid Tile(Airspace)

Usage Instructions

The tool for building GeoSOT grid tiles (airspace) is used to generate S3M tile data conforming to the EPSG:4326 coordinate system from the airspace range that has been spatially subdivided by GeoSOT. The airspace range must be in longitude and latitude coordinates, and the range is: left-right (-180,180), top-bottom (-90,90). The storage of GeoSOT grid codes is specified by the Grid Code Storage Setting tool.

Airspace is the three-dimensional space above the Earth's surface that can be used for the flight of aircraft such as drones, usually expressed as a complete continuous area.

Parameter Descriptions

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
Area Surface
(Optional)
Input a two-dimensional polygon object (geographic coordinate system) representing the planar extent of the airspace, which can be specified by the output of the Get Geometry Object from Dataset tool.
The Area Surface and Area Surface Point Set parameters are mutually exclusive; please set one of them.
Note: The airspace must be expressed as a complete continuous area, not as a collection of multiple independent discrete polygon objects.
GeoRegion
Area Surface Point Set
(Optional)
Input a two-dimensional point set (geographic coordinate system) representing the planar extent of the airspace, which can be specified by the output of the 2D Point Set tool.
The Area Surface and Area Surface Point Set parameters are mutually exclusive; please set one of them.
Note: The airspace must be expressed as a complete continuous area, not as a collection of multiple independent discrete polygon objects.
Point2Ds
Pyramid Split Type:
(Optional)
Set the pyramid split type for the result data. Options include Quadtree and Octree. PyramidSplitType
Minimum Elevation
(Optional)
Set the minimum elevation value in the airspace height range, in meters. Double
Maximum Elevation
(Optional)
Set the maximum elevation value in the airspace height range, in meters. Double
Level: Set the maximum grid subdivision level for the bounding data, with a value range of [1,32].
  • Low level (e.g., 5): corresponds to large grids, coarse granularity.
  • High level (e.g., 32): corresponds to small grids, fine granularity.
Integer
Tile Name:
(Optional)
Set the name of the result tile data, default value is spatialGrid. String
Storage Path: Set the storage path of the result tile data. String
Number of Threads:
(Optional)
Set the number of threads allocated to this operation, default value is 4. When the number of threads is 0, it indicates that the number of threads is the maximum number of CPU cores of the current computer. Integer
Grid Code Storage Setting
(Optional)
Specify the grid code parameters, which can be specified by the output of the Grid Code Storage Setting tool. SpatialCodeStorageParameter

Output Results

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
Tile Path The storage path of the result tile data. String