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From the News Room
TNT 2009 is the 60th Release of the TNT products
MicroImages maintains an ambitious software development schedule with a new version of the TNT products coming out every year with new features, fixes, and speed-ups. This aggressive schedule allows the company to implement innovative features quickly and be responsive to user requests.
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2 July 2009
Production-Oriented Job Processing
Exploits Multiple Cores and Threads. TNT Job Processing can significantly increase your productivity. TNT jobs are created by individual
TNTmips processes or by your geospatial analysis (SML) scripts. TNT Job Processing
queues and runs each job or task as a separate process so your computer OS can run them
concurrently in separate independent threads/cores. Even a single core CPU can complete multiple
export, resample, extract, fusion, and other TNT repetive tasks about twice as fast using job
processing. If a multiple-core CPU is available your completion times can increase many times.
Production-Oriented Job Processing ...
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29 June 2009
Surface Modeling
Updated tutorial ... The TNTmips Surface
Modeling tutorial has been updated and is now current with TNT 2009.
It includes the following pages:
- Welcome to Surface Modeling
- Begin Surface Fitting
- Set Input and Output Parameters
- Surface Fitting by Inverse Distance
- Polynomial Trend Analysis
- Surface Fitting by Univariate Curve
- Evaluate the Surface Raster Result
- Surface Fitting by Minimum Curvature
- Minimum Curvature with Tension
- Surface Fitting by Triangle Interpolation
- Triangle Interpolation Options
- Bidirectional Surface Fitting
- Other Surface Fitting Methods
- Contouring a TIN Object
- Contouring a Raster: Linear Method
- Contouring with Resampling
- Contouring by Iterative Thresholding
- Triangulation from Point Data
- Triangulation from a Raster
- Triangulation with Breaklines
- Triangulation Using Breaklines to Clip
- Triangulation with Optimization
- Profiling a Surface Raster
- Creating Rotated Profiles
- Surface Modeling Summary
Surface Modeling ...
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25 June 2009
Installation and Setup Guide
Expanded and updated booklet ... This TNTmips booklet was updated to reflect current
(TNT 2009) platform support and
licensing levels including TNTmips Pro, TNTmips Basic, and TNTmips Free.
Installation and Setup Guide ...
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23 June 2009
RGB Mosaics from Multiband Inputs
The Auto Mosaic process in TNTmips can create color composite tilesets from any three bands you select from one or many
multiband images. You can also easily make different color tilesets and mosaics from the same set of input images without
reselecting the inputs.
RGB Mosaics from Multiband Inputs ...
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19 June 2009
Making Geospatial Catalogs
TNTmips' geospatial catalog
functions let you select
data by its geographic location
from your hundreds or thousands of
Project Files and other map and image geodata
file types supported for direct use (e.g., *.tif,
*.jp2, *.shp). Before your geodata is available
for selection by geographic area, you must build
a catalog that contains the extents and other information
about your geodata objects and files
so that geodata that meets your geographic search criteria
can be quickly identified.
Making Geospatial Catalogs ...
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16 June 2009
Searching Geospatial Catalogs
The Select Object dialog's Catalog Search tabbed panel provides text and geographic
methods to filter the search results from the
geocatalog(s) you select. All files and objects in the selected
catalogs will be listed on the Catalog Results panel
if you do not enter text or geographic coordinates to filter
your search. Use these search filters to help simplify the
list and locate specific geodata layers you want to view or
process if you have access to large collections of geodata.
Searching Geospatial Catalogs ...
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12 June 2009
Using Geospatial Catalogs
The TNT products let you select geodata for viewing and
analysis based on their geographic location or by their location on your drive or local network.
The geographic method can be used to select from all your own geodata layers or for web
layers published by a Web Map Service (WMS) or ArcIMS. MicroImages maintains the catalogs for geographic selection
of WMS and ArcIMS layers, while you create and update the Geocatalog(s) for the local data
you want to select geographically. Geocatalogs contains the extents, properties, and physical location of georeferenced layers, objects,
and files.
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9 June 2009
Publish Images for Use in Google Earth
Easy as 1-2-3 for Fast Viewing Anywhere Use Google Earth to distribute and view large custom images from your web site or from a DVD or
other media you distribute. No special server, custom service, or modification of your web site is
required to allow viewing of your map data in Google Earth.
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2 June 2009
Wizard to Create a New Picklist
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes the wizard used to create a new
picklist for use with a new or existing database table. A picklist lets you quickly assign attribute values from a list you set up. The picklist wizard sets this table up with the correct database relationships
when you are creating or editing a table that has a field you want to populate with values from the picklist you create.
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29 May 2009
Publishing Custom Google Maps on Your Web Site
Once you have created a Google Maps Tile Overlay from your
image(s) or map data in the TNTmips Auto Mosaic process, you
can easily publish the Tile Overlay on your web site. Mosaic
creates a sample HTML file that defines a set of custom maps
(mashups) that combine the Tile Overlay with map and image
layers from Google Maps.
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26 May 2009
Publish Images Using Google Maps
Easy as 1-2-3 for Fast Viewing Anywhere Use the familiar tools in Google Maps to view your imagery from your web site or from a DVD or
other media you distribute. No special server, custom service, or modification of your web site is
required to allow viewing of your map data in a browser.
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22 May 2009
Publish Your High-Detail Imagery in Google Maps
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes how high-resolution imagery, superior in detail to that in Google Maps, can be
viewed as a Tile Overlay in Google Maps. An HTML file can then request
that Google Maps fetch these tiles from your web site, or from other media,
and display them in your browser alone or in combination with Google's own
image and/or map tiles.
Publish Your High-Detail Imagery in Google Maps (2-sided) ...
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20 May 2009
Publish New Imagery in Google Maps
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes how new, local image coverage of any size area anywhere in the world
with any image detail can be transformed into a standard Google
Maps Tile Overlay using the TNTmips Auto Mosaic process. Any
visitor to your web site can then view this imagery Tile Overlay in
Google Maps.
Publish New Imagery in Google Maps (2-sided) ...
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19 May 2009
Mosaic to Google Maps Tile Overlay
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes how the TNTmips Pro Auto Mosaic process can can convert a large set of your maps and images into a tileset with the native Google Maps Tile
Overlay structure. This tile overlay can be viewed by anyone from your web site in a web browser or locally from a DVD or other
media. In addition to creating the strictly-defined Google Maps Tile Overlay structure, the process creates a sample HTML file
that references your tileset and allows you to display it in a browser with various combinations of the native Google Maps tile
layers and labels (i.e., Google Maps mashups).
Mosaic To Google Earth Super-Overlay (2-sided) ...
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14 May 2009
Mosaic To Google Earth Super-Overlay
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes how the TNTmips Pro Auto Mosaic process can convert a large collection
of your maps and images into a tileset with the native Google
Earth Super-Overlay structure for optimal viewing in Google Earth.
Mosaic To Google Earth Super-Overlay ...
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13 May 2009
Select from Geodata Catalogs
You can search your GeoCatalogs to select layers for use in Display and as input for other TNT processes
- using the coordinates of a point or range you enter,
- using the full extents of any open group,
- using the current extents of any View, or
- using text you specify.
Select from Geodata Catalogs
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11 May 2009
Mosaic Selected Areas
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes how the Auto Mosaic process in TNTmips (Raster / Auto Mosaic) allows you to use all or a selected portion of each input raster
object (or set of component rasters) to form the output TNT or Google tileset or TNT raster object. You can choose a
previously-created object (region, vector, shape, or coincident binary raster mask) to define the processing area to be used
from each input raster.
Mosaic Selected Areas (2-sided) ...
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1 May 2009
File Type Selection Options
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes how to specify what type of files to show in the Select Object dialog.
The TNT products support many external file
types for direct use in visualization and processing.
You can designate what file types
are shown to you during any object selection
process.
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29 April 2009
Define Area To Mosaic
The Automatic Mosaic process in TNTmips lets you mask each input raster using a geometric object.
Define Area To Mosaic
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27 April 2009
Tile Formats for Google Earth and Google Maps
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes Google tiles, which are effortlessly created in TNTmips.
Optimal performance of your geodata in Google Earth and Google Maps
requires use of Google's standard tile structures and file formats.
TNTmips Pro's Auto Mosaic process can assemble your maps and images
into these standard, optimal tilesets with tiles in the proper formats. The
Automatic format option provides an optimal combination
of these tile formats for most uses.
Tile Formats for Google Earth and Google Maps ...
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21 April 2009
Export LIDAR Points to LAS Files
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 describes the LIDAR point cloud export to LAS Files.
The TNTmips Export process allows you to export large
collections of LIDAR points to LAS files, the standard binary
file format used for exchange of LIDAR point cloud
data. The points you export can be in vector, shape, CAD,
or TIN objects.
Export LIDAR Points to LAS Files ...
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17 April 2009
Styles by Script to Shapefile *.avl
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 discusses how to ensure vector 'by script' styles are retained in exported Shapefile and KML file formats.
You can create a style assignment table with a single button click when your vector drawing
styles are assigned by script. The Convert Script to Table button is found in the
Vector Layer Controls window, which allows this feature to be used in any process with a
View window. The table made by clicking on this button can be selected to control the
styles when exporting vector objects to shapefiles. The styles are then translated into a same
named *.avl file for use in displaying the shapefile in other software. The table created can
also be selected to provide styles when exporting to KML.
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7 April 2009
Publishing Your Professional Geodata Via Google
A new
Technical Guide for TNT 2009 discusses how to publish geodata in Google Maps and Google Earth.
TNTmips Pro can be used to prepare the geodata layers you wish to publish as Google Maps and Google Earth tilesets.
TNTmips Pro is a fully-featured geospatial analysis system. It can be used to analyze and prepare these Google tilesets from
many different kinds of source materials including images, vectors, CAD, shapes, spatial databases, and TINs.
Publishing Your Professional Geodata Via Google (2-sided) ...
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