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when i am using surface volume tool the volume is very very small . i don't know in which units they are shown also. if the volume shown is in the same units as the coordinates then the coordinates i used is WGS_1984. what am i doing wrong ? PLZ help me

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RajendraKunwar
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‎05-14-2017 06:59 AM

when i am using surface volume tool the volume is very very small . i don't know in which units they are shown also. if the volume shown is in the same units as the coordinates then the coordinates i used is WGS_1984. what am i doing wrong ? PLZ  help me 

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DanPatterson_Retired
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‎05-14-2017 09:57 AM

You need to use projected data if you want any meaningful values.  WGS84 is probably a geographic coordinate system with that datum and your values will probably be in square decimal degrees times your height units which is not what you want.  Project your coordinates so that you X,Y and Z values are in the same units (aka, meters)