VerticalProfileOperator.TopElevation Property
Gets or sets the elevation, above sea level, at the upper vertical limit of each vector feature from ElevationInput.
Thread safety: This property is not thread-safe. Show
Syntax
public AttributeVariable< System.Double > TopElevation { get; set; }Property Value
Type: An attribute variable that returns a value of type System.Double.
Default: max
Elevation, above sea level, at the top of each vector feature from ElevationInput, expressed in the ElevationUnit.
Default: max
Elevation, above sea level, at the top of each vector feature from ElevationInput, expressed in the ElevationUnit.
Remarks
Vector features from ElevationInput can be points, lines or polygons. By default, it is only their z coordinates that determine their vertical extent, but this property can evaluate an upper vertical limit from the attributes of the vector features. If the property evaluates to its absurd default value, it will not be used: the output for input points and lines will then only depend on their z coordinates, while an input polygon will get its upper vertical limit from its largest z coordinate.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android