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How can I change the Vertical Datum (Vertically Reproject) in a Raster DEM

  • February 28, 2018
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fmelizard
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I have a raster in which I need to change the vertical datum. I tried using the CSMapReprojector but it didn't work. It looks like FME just always sees the Raster at 2D when I view it in the Data Inspector. Is this a bug?

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This is not a bug. FME will always interpret a raster as 2D. The height information is stored in the pixels of the raster image. To shift the vertical datum it's probably easiest to first convert it to a Point Cloud, then perform the vertical shift and then change it back into a Raster.

You can try it your self here: reprojectrasterheights.fmwt

 

(Data sourced from the City of Vancouver)

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  • February 28, 2018

This is not a bug. FME will always interpret a raster as 2D. The height information is stored in the pixels of the raster image. To shift the vertical datum it's probably easiest to first convert it to a Point Cloud, then perform the vertical shift and then change it back into a Raster.

You can try it your self here: reprojectrasterheights.fmwt

 

(Data sourced from the City of Vancouver)


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