
the file name of the .hgt file as it is used to position the dem.
Place the file in the "Globe (Arcview)" Elevation Data folder.
OziExplorer must be configured to use SRTM data by configuring the use of
Globe Data in
Elevation Configuration
(see the Help file for details). If you
have not configured this path then you must do that before the height data will
be used.
If you no longer want the original .zip then you can delete it manually using
windows explorer.
NGA
(NIMA)
DTED
NGA (NIMA) DTED is a global Digital Terrain Elevation Database (DTED)
provided by the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (USA) with a horizontal
grid spacing of 30 arc seconds (approximately 1 kilometer).
The NGA DTED data can be downloaded from the NGA Raster Roam page here
NGA DTED Data
for most of the World. (Free download)
Downloading
When you open the web page you will see a map of the World with many
options.
In Desired Product Level, select "DTED Level 0".
Click on the image at the required Lat/Lon and wait for the next page to be
displayed, centered on these coordinates.
Go to the
Raster Exporter
section at the
bottom of the page
.
If necessary, change the coordinates in the boxes showing the "bounding
rectangle" to adjust the selected area.
There is a limit on the amount of data you can download at one time.
When you have the area selected, click on the
Raster Exporter
button.
The data file will be compiled and the "Raster Roam Requested Download
File" web page with the file download link.
Click on the link and Save the file to a folder on your hard disk.
It is suggested you download the files to a folder called \Elevation Data\DTED
located under the folder where OziExplorer is installed.
Using the Data
The files have a .zip or .tar extension indicating they are a compressed file. A
program called
oziUnGzip.exe
is supplied with OziExplorer3D which can
uncompress these files. If you want to use Winzip to uncompress tar files you
must turn OFF the smart carriage return linefeed conversion otherwise the data
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