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geoscene3d:project_content:dataformats:arcinfo_ascii_grid_file_format [2020/02/12 19:54] – created rebecca130301_gmail.comgeoscene3d:project_content:dataformats:arcinfo_ascii_grid_file_format [2020/03/22 18:39] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-** +**ncols ** \\
-ncols ** \\+
 ncols refers to the number of columns in the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value ncols refers to the number of columns in the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value
  
-** +**nrows ** \\
-nrows ** \\+
 nrows refers to the number of rows in the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value nrows refers to the number of rows in the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value
  
-** +**xllcorner ** \\
-xllcorner ** \\+
 xllcorner refers to the western edge of the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value xllcorner refers to the western edge of the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value
  
-** +**yllcorner ** \\
-yllcorner ** \\+
 yllcorner refers to the southern edge of the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value yllcorner refers to the southern edge of the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value
  
-** +**cellsize ** \\
-cellsize ** \\+
 cellsize refers to the resolution of the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value cellsize refers to the resolution of the grid and xxxxx is the numerical value
  
-** +**nodata_value ** \\
-nodata_value ** \\+
 nodata_value refers to the value that represents missing data and xxxxx is the numerical value. This is optional and your parser should not assume it will be present. Note: that if you need a good value, the ESRI default is -9999. nodata_value refers to the value that represents missing data and xxxxx is the numerical value. This is optional and your parser should not assume it will be present. Note: that if you need a good value, the ESRI default is -9999.
  
-Data **values**  \\+**Data ****values** \\
 These are the value of individual cell typically representing elevation of a particular area. These are the value of individual cell typically representing elevation of a particular area.
  
-**NOTES**: \\+**NOTES**:\\
 Although ESRI applications may accept other file extensions the file extension must be "asc" when used in GeoScene3D. Although ESRI applications may accept other file extensions the file extension must be "asc" when used in GeoScene3D.
  
-When used in GeoScene3D the decimal separator in floating point values may be either "." or ",". However, the file loads a lot faster when dot (".") separated. \\+When used in GeoScene3D the decimal separator in floating point values may be either "." or ",". However, the file loads a lot faster when dot (".") separated. 
 xllcorner and yllcorner are given as the EDGES of the grid, NOT the centers of the edge cells. xllcorner and yllcorner are given as the EDGES of the grid, NOT the centers of the edge cells.
  
  

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