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If you are interested in mapping rainfall over southern Africa you should have a look at http://www.wrc.org.za/Pages/DisplayItem.aspx?ItemID=7656&FromURL=%2fPages%2fKH_AdvancedSearch.aspx%3fdt%3d%26ms%3d%26d%3dDevelopment+of+a+raster+database+of+annual%2c+monthly+and+daily+rainfall+for+Southern+Africa%26start%3d1 and http://www.wrc.org.za/Pages/DisplayItem.aspx?ItemID=8092&FromURL=%2fPages%2fKH_AdvancedSearch.aspx%3fdt%3d%26ms%3d%26d%3dMapping+mean+annual+and+other+rainfall+statistics+over+Southern+Africa%26start%3d1 Regards Steve
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ERROR 000863: Invalid GP data type". Patrick The barrier feature class must be polyline. You might be trying to use a polygon FC. Steve
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Delete all the temporary files in http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//0031000000p3000000 and reboot the computer. Run test on computer 1 and repeat the exercise on computer 2. How different are the times?
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What version of ArcGIS do you have? And, have you thought of using TopoToRaster which is in the Spatial Analyst toolbox? Regards Steve
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Use the IsNull tool. Output raster will be integer with a table and the count for value =1 will be the number of NoData cells and count for value=0 will be the number of cell that have data
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The most important factor for interpolation is that it only deals with a continuous variable. In other words something like rainfall or temperature. And not something like soil types or tree diameters. Cross validation should also be used to make sure that you are not totally wrong. Also, what do you mean by "seights"? Thanks Steve
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grid name can't have a space. Try changing ct_ma test to ct_ma_test steve
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On Linux the grid names must be lower case (same for coverages). Steve
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Daniel Have a look at http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/#/Working_with_large_datasets_in_Geostatistical_Analyst/0031000000p3000000/ Regards Steve
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If you have point data on a grid (1m x 1m), why not use PointToRaster with an output cell size of 1m? If you do kriging, do you want to go finer than 1m? and are you interested in the standard error of prediction surfaces? Regards Steve
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have a look in the doc, http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/#/How_Polygon_To_Raster_works/001200000037000000/ Viz., If priority is specified, and: The feature in question overlaps the cell by less than 50%, and: - The priority is greater than zero, then it is considered. - The priority is equal to zero, then the feature is not considered. Add a field to your polygon feature class and populate it with 1's and use this as the priority field. BTW, from ArcGIS 10 onwards, FeatureToRaster internally calls Point, Polyline or Polygon to Raster. Regards Steve
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TopoToRaster's input can be float, integer or double. The output, however, will always be float (i.e 32 bit) Steve
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Rachel If you also have Geostatistical Analyst and ArcGIS10+ I would suggest that you try Kernel Interpolation With Barriers The advantages include; optional standard error of prediction output and it does not use "line of sight" but rather "shortest distance around the barrier". REgards Steve
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Hi, I tried the input barrier polyline option by converting the polygons to polylines but this didn't work and still interpolated outside the polylines. The barrier option in IDW uses a "line of sight" technique to determine which points are used when making a prediction at a location. Therefore, for example, if you have high values to the left of a barrier and low values to the right then your output will have a clear "split". The mask option that is suggested by m.gasior clips the output after all the interpolation has been done. You have to decide what you want, viz., - predictions should be influenced by the barrier, then use the barrier option - clip the output after interpolation is done then use the mask environment option. Hope this helps Steve
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