O modelo digital de elevação suavizado (DEM-S) foi derivado dos dados do SRTM adquiridos pela NASA em fevereiro de 2000. O DEM-S representa a topografia da superfície do solo (excluindo recursos de vegetação) e foi suavizado para reduzir o ruído e melhorar a representação da forma da superfície. Um processo adaptativo aplicou mais suavização em áreas planas do que em áreas montanhosas e mais suavização em áreas ruidosas do que em áreas menos ruidosas.
Esse DEM-S oferece suporte ao cálculo de atributos de forma do terreno local, como inclinação, aspecto e curvatura, que não puderam ser derivados de forma confiável do DEM de 1 segundo sem suavização devido ao ruído.
Há várias áreas com valores negativos inesperados: perto de Canberra, em torno de (150,443044, -35,355281), com valores de -55, e na Austrália Ocidental, em torno de (124,84, -16,44), com -43.
O modelo digital de elevação suavizado (DEM-S) foi derivado dos dados do SRTM adquiridos pela NASA em fevereiro de 2000. O DEM-S representa a topografia da superfície terrestre (excluindo características de vegetação) e foi suavizado para reduzir o ruído e melhorar a representação do formato da superfície. Um processo adaptativo aplicou mais suavização em áreas mais planas do que…
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