Build Low-Altitude Grid Tile (TIN)

Instructions for Use

The Construct Low-Altitude Grid Tiles (TIN) tool is used to generate S3M tiles (EPSG:4326) from TIN terrain tile data that has undergone GeoSOT spatial partitioning and uses a geographic coordinate system. The GeoSOT spatial partitioning rules are specified by the Spatial Code Storage tool.

Parameter Description

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
SCT File Path Input the configuration file (*.sct) of the TIN terrain tile data to be processed. String
Pyramid Split Type:
(Optional)
Set the pyramid split type for the result data. Options include quadtree and octree. Default value is quadtree. PyramidSplitType
Terrain Tile Password:
(Optional)
Enter the password for the source TIN terrain tile data. String
Level Set the maximum grid partition level enclosing the data. Valid range is [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 resulting tile data. Default value is spatialGrid. String
Storage Path Set the storage path for the resulting tile data. String
Thread Count:
(Optional)
Set the number of threads allocated for this operation. Default value is 4. A value of 0 indicates using the maximum number of cores available on the current computer. Integer
Spatial Code Storage
(Optional)
Specify the grid encoding parameters, which are determined by the output of the Grid Encoding tool. SpatialCodeStorageParameter

Output Results

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
Tile Path Storage path of the resulting tile data. String