Using Airborne Laserscanning Data for Orienteering Base Map Generation: Difference between revisions
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== Open New File == | == Open New File == | ||
* ''File'' -> ''New'' -> ''Orienteering map'': Choose a file for orienteering maps. | * ''File'' -> ''New'' -> ''Orienteering map'': Choose a file for orienteering maps. | ||
* Save the | * Save the created new file ''File'' -> ''Save'' | ||
== Import the Additional Symbol for the Contour Lines from ALS Data == | == Import the Additional Symbol for the Contour Lines from ALS Data == | ||
Revision as of 16:20, 5 April 2016
This tutorial shows how to generate in OCAD 12 an orienteering base map with the Airborne Laserscanning (ALS) test data from Landmäteriet in Sweden.
Link to the data: https://www.lantmateriet.se/Kartor-och-geografisk-information/Hojddata/Laserdata/Demodata/
Open New File
- File -> New -> Orienteering map: Choose a file for orienteering maps.
- Save the created new file File -> Save
Import the Additional Symbol for the Contour Lines from ALS Data
- Press the Shift key and click File -> Import: OCAD opens the file chooser in Templates folder. Choose the file 'Template DEM Contour Lines.ocd'.
- In Import OCAD Map dialog choose the options Import all Symbols and colorsand Import colors at the top of the colors table. Click OK.
OCAD added 3 new symbol for the contour lines (1m, 5m, 25m) at the end of the symbol table.
