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Explore Stack InternalI understand GIS principles, but I am a new user to ArcGIS Pro so please be gentle!.
CurrentlyI am currently looking to create a terrain type model / surface in 3D, using a georeferenced .ASC file containing ground heights.
Is this possible using ArcGIS Pro, without the 3D extensions?
I spoke to ArcGIS sales and they seemed to suggest it was, but everything I can find online relates to 3D Analyst or Spatial Analyst tools...
Any help would be much appreciated.
I understand GIS principles, but am a new user to ArcGIS Pro so please be gentle!
Currently looking to create a terrain type model / surface in 3D, using a georeferenced .ASC file containing ground heights.
Is this possible using ArcGIS Pro, without the 3D extensions? I spoke to ArcGIS sales and they seemed to suggest it was, but everything I can find online relates to 3D Analyst or Spatial Analyst tools...
Any help would be much appreciated.
I understand GIS principles, but I am a new user to ArcGIS Pro.
I am currently looking to create a terrain type model / surface in 3D, using a georeferenced .ASC file containing ground heights.
Is this possible using ArcGIS Pro, without the 3D extensions?
I spoke to ArcGIS sales and they seemed to suggest it was, but everything I can find online relates to 3D Analyst or Spatial Analyst tools.
I understand GIS principles, but am a new user to ArcGIS Pro so please be gentle!
Currently looking to create a terrain type model / surface in 3D, using a georeferenced .ASC file containing ground heights.
Is this possible using ArcGIS Pro, without the 3D extensions? I spoke to ArcGIS sales and they seemed to suggest it was, but everything I can find online relates to 3D Analyst or Spatial Analyst tools...
Any help would be much appreciated.
