TINRasterMethoden
TINRasterMethoden refers to a set of techniques used in geographic information systems (GIS) to convert Triangular Irregular Networks (TINs) into raster formats. A TIN is a vector-based data structure that represents a continuous surface as a set of non-overlapping triangles. Each triangle's vertices are sampled points with known z-values, and the surface is interpolated within each triangle. Converting this vector representation to a raster involves creating a grid of cells, each assigned a value derived from the underlying TIN.
There are several methods for achieving this conversion. One common approach is to determine the raster cell's
The primary purpose of TINRasterMethoden is to facilitate the use of TIN data in applications that require