VerticalClearanceOperator.MaxObstacleElevation Property
Gets or sets the elevation, above sea level, at the top of each obstacle from elevationInput.
Syntax
public AttributeVariable< System.Double > MaxObstacleElevation { get; set; }Property Value
Default: max
Elevation at top of obstacle, above sea level, in the common vertical unit (see section on the class page).
Remarks
In obstacle databases, the top elevation is usually represented as an attribute rather than a z coordinate, so you must usually let this property read its value from the attribute.
However, if this property is evaluated to the absurd default, the operator will instead take the top elevation from the z coordinate(s) of the input feature. This is straightforward for point obstacles, but needs clarification for lines and polygons:
If the obstacle is a line, the z coordinate of each node will be used to compute the node clearance, and the lowest of these clearances will be reported as the clearance for the line obstacle.
If the obstacle is a polygon, the maximum of all its z coordinates will be used as the top elevation of the obstacle.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android