Hi, when I made it, I was still a beginner and wanted to just show what I was working on. In this particular data, I understand there was no coordinate system but the purpose was to clean up only. If I had made it now, I'd definitely set the coordinate system first.
Just don't add the fault line where it was added. Fault line is like when there are some sort of barrier which disrupt the continuous model. Like if there is a dam, then then model won't be similar without a dam. So we add a fault line there.
Interpolation is a mathematical formula where intermediate values are unknown. If all kind of interpolation is applicable to all places, that would be a really good question. And about flood level modeling IDW is definitely a well-practiced and an accepted method.
Thanks your great job. Is it possible to export 3D map from ArcGIS such as ArcScene? If it is possible please inform or if it is not possible, how can I export a 3D visualized map in pdf.
very helpful tutorial, sir do you have a tutorial on how to prepare a probable area of landslide and also on how to calculate river water level increase using rainfall data
Hi Nazmul I had a question let's say there is Map of population and they are represented as points each point represents one person. Now in the Map I want to find out where in a Radius of 25 Kms can I find a certain population. Example Find out within 25 Kms of Radius with a population of 1000 people. Can you help which tool can be used to solve this problem.
Sir I have a doubt can I use union tool for making all the layers together. i.e can the union tool wrk as identity if not what is the difference btwn them?
Hi there. Very interesting video. A question here: what is exactly the "z" data in the spreadsheet at the beginning? Is it elevation of water during a flooding event, measured either on the field or through remote sensing?
