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AutoCAD Map 3D 2011: Raster Images
“AutoCAD Map 3D 2011: Raster Images” is one complete topic from our popular book of AutoCAD Map tutorials, “Digging Into AutoCAD Map 3D 2011 – Level 1 Training” in the Kindle format. We have separated the book into sections, taking an “a la carte” approach, allowing you to select just the topics you are interested in or need at the time.
Raster images can be used in drawings as backgrounds to provide additional detail to a map. Aerial photographs and satellite images are common types of raster images used in Civil, Survey, and GIS drawings. Many raster images are typically oriented to their correct coordinate systems, a process known as correlation. Correlation data indicates where the image should be placed within a coordinate system, and at what scale factor. The AutoCAD Map 3D Image Insert command can interpret this correlation information and use it to automatically place the image in the drawing at the precise location.
In this Kindle book, you will insert an image with and without correlation information, to compare the difference. You will also learn to manage images by controlling the display order, adjusting and fading the image, and clipping the image to create a new boundary.
Raster images can be used in drawings as backgrounds to provide additional detail to a map. Aerial photographs and satellite images are common types of raster images used in Civil, Survey, and GIS drawings. Many raster images are typically oriented to their correct coordinate systems, a process known as correlation. Correlation data indicates where the image should be placed within a coordinate system, and at what scale factor. The AutoCAD Map 3D Image Insert command can interpret this correlation information and use it to automatically place the image in the drawing at the precise location.
In this Kindle book, you will insert an image with and without correlation information, to compare the difference. You will also learn to manage images by controlling the display order, adjusting and fading the image, and clipping the image to create a new boundary.
40 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 26, 2010
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