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Line 131: == Converting to 3D grids== Probably the most common use of the TUFLOW_to_GIS utility is to convert the maximum results to a 3D surface. A number of examples are given below:<br> * Convert water level maximums to a 3D grid:<br> <li><tt>TUFLOW_to_GIS.exe -b -asc -max -typeH M01_5m_001.xmdf</tt></li> <u>Description:</u> Using batch mode ("-b"), convert to a 3D grid ("-asc"), converting the maximums ("-max") for the water level results ("-typeH").<br> * Convert to a 3D grid at a specific time:<br> Line 143: <u>Description:</u> As per example 1, except the raster cell size is specified at 1m instead of being half the 2D cell size.<br> * Convert velocity maximums to a 3D grid:<br> <li><tt>TUFLOW_to_GIS.exe -b -asc -max -typeV M01_5m_001.xmdf</tt></li> <u>Description:</u> As per example 1, except the the velocity results (-typeV) are processed instead of water level (-typeH).

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