To reproject a raster in LP360/TrueView Evo you will need to establish the source SRS if one does not already exist. Do this by right-clicking on the raster layer, selecting Properties, SRS tab, and the ellipsis in the top right of the dialog. The Select Coordinate System dialog will pop up where you can setup…
LP360 has a Point Cloud Task (PCT) that can reproject raster layers, create pyramids, and JPEG compress. The PCT is named Reproject Raster. When we reproject an existing orthophoto to a new coordinate system, or re-write to a different unit, the user can choose to output uncompressed, or JPEG compressed. If JPEG compression is selected, the user…
How to create a world file for a raster Problem: When outputting a cut and fill image from volumetrics from LP360, a world file is not created for the raster. This error will be given when importing the raster into ArcMap: Solution: In ArcMap, go to the tool box: Under “Data Management Tools” > “Projections and…
In the standalone version of LP360, one may add raster files using the ‘Raster Tab’ of the ‘Add Files’ dialog. Then navigate to the desired Raster file(s). The following are the currently supported raster file formats: TIF (*.tif) JPEG (*.jpg) PNG (*.png) GIF (*.gif) BMP (*.bmp) MrSID (*.sid) JP2000 (*.jp2) ECW (*.ecw) IMG (*img) Binary…
It may seem that there is an edge mismatch between Digital Elevation Model(s) (DEM) created with LP360 that is showing up when the grids are viewed in different software platforms. For instance, a user might see an offset between grids such as in the example below: After further research into the matter it turns out the issue is…
