Product: IESX

Version: GeoFrame 3.7

Application: BasemapPlus

Search Type: FAQ


Topic:
How is grid rotation defined?

Description:


Solution:
Grid rotation is measured as positive in the counter-clockwise direction. What will be the column spacing/row spacing in a rotated grid? For example, create a grid with row spacing of 1000, and column spacing of 2500. Unrotated grid => the spacing in the x direction will be 2500 ft. Rotated 20 degrees => grid nodes on WSW - ENE line will be 2500 ft. Rotated 70 degrees => grid nodes on SSW - NNE line will be 2500 ft. ie. the rows and columns are rotated with the same angle. The nodes might be distributed something like this when posted in basemap: x x x x x x x x Such a grid would be useful when attempting to model a feature striking ENE. See Also: FAQ: Why create a rotated grid?

Last Modified on: 06-OCT-00