Elevation30 DEM(SPOT DEM)
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Add a new dimension to your geographic data bases
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A SPOT DEM is a digital elevation model produced by automatic correlation of stereopairs acquired by the HRS instrument on SPOT 5.
Unlike a digital terrain model (DTM), which describes the distribution of terrain or “bare earth” heights, a DEM includes “first surface” elevations including vegetation and man-made structures.
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A SPOT DEM is a gridded file with step sizes of 1 second of arc (30 m on the equator, E/W dimensions vary according to the latitude).
Resampling to 20 m available. |
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Unmatched performance
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Absolute horizontal accuracy without ground control points |
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The absolute horizontal accuracy is the positional error in the DEM with respect to the ground truth. For a SPOT DEM, this depends on the dimensions of the area of interest or on the availability of Reference3D (French defence database) data for this area. |
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Absolute vertical accuracy without ground control points |
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The absolute vertical accuracy is the elevation error in the DEM with respect to the ground truth. It depends mainly on the slope of the terrain.
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A made-to-measure response
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Format
The SPOT DEM come in the Dimap format (or DTED as an option). |
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They chose SPOT DEM
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European Commission (JRC), French defence ministry, United Nations, NGA, Total ... |
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