9.85. Fuse Regular Grids (Nearest Point)

Group (Subgroup)

Sampling (Resolution)

Description

This Filter fuses two Image Geometry data sets together. The grid of Cells in the Reference Data Container is overlaid on the grid of Cells in the Sampling Data Container. Each Cell in the Reference Data Container is associated with the nearest point in the Sampling Data Container (i.e., no interpolation is performed). All the attributes of the Cell in the Sampling Data Container are then assigned to the Cell in the Reference Data Container. Additional to the Cell attributes being copied, all Feature and Ensemble Attribute Matrices from the Sampling Data Container are copied to the Reference Data Container.

Note: The Sampling Data Container remains identical after this Filter, but the Reference Data Container, while “geometrically identical”, gains all the attribute arrays from the Sampling Data Container.

Input Parameter(s)

Parameter Name

Parameter Type

Parameter Notes

Description

Use Custom Fill Value

Bool

If false all copied arrays will be filled with 0 by default

Fill Value

Scalar Value

Float64

This is the value that will appear in the arrays outside the overlap

Input Sampling Data

Parameter Name

Parameter Type

Parameter Notes

Description

Sampling Image Geometry

Geometry Selection

Image

This is the geometry that will be copied into the reference geometry at the overlap

Sampling Cell Attribute Matrix

AttributeMatrixSelection

The attribute matrix for the sampling geometry

Input Reference Data

Parameter Name

Parameter Type

Parameter Notes

Description

Reference Image Geometry

Geometry Selection

Image

This is the geometry that will store the values from the overlap

Reference Cell Attribute Matrix

AttributeMatrixSelection

The attribute matrix for the reference geometry

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