Topic:
What does Grid Coverage do?

Description:
How does it affect the gridding?        

Solution:
Grid Coverage is a gridding parameter that affects the infill of the grid where
there are no z-values.  The choices are High, Medium, and Low.

High: Gives you the most complete coverage and usually produces a solid infill.
The grid will expand 7 times the input grid spacing before it collapses back.

Medium:  This gives "lower" coverage in sparse data areas. The grid will expand
4 times the input grid spacing before it collapses back.
  
Low: Gives you the least coverage and leaves the most "holes" in the grid. The
grid will expand 1 times the input grid spacing before it collapses back.
  
This parameter is only used for convergent gridding.



Last Modified on: 08-JUN-99