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Hello. I would like to calculate the outdoor thermal comfort for a specific area in Athens, Greece. I have the DSM and DEM files, but not the CDSM. In the DSM file that I have, the trees and buildings are mixed. Is there a way that I can somehow create a CDSM file from that? Thank you in advance |
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Yes, but you need a vector polygon footprint layer of all buildings. If you dont have that you could probably get one from Open Street Map. Then you du the following:
However, you also need to clean your original DSM, i.e. remove trees. This can be done by creating an “inverted building footprint” and then do the process above again. A final step includes adding your DEM since your DSM should be meters above sea level. I recommend QGIS for doing all these steps and let us know if you are having problems. |
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Hello.. Thank you for your answer. I did all the steps you told me and i have my CDSM. I iam trying to do the opposite, but somehow it seems impossible. I tried many different ways. but step 1 for DSM cleaning, after i do all the steps doesnt change a bit. U thing it has to do with the attribute table? |
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All pixels tjat are not trees in CDSM should be 0, not NoData or very small numbers which happens some time when you have a sperarate DEM and DSM. |
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Attach your dsm and cdsm and I can have a look. |
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Problem solved. I didnt have to add my created CDSM to the DEM file. thank you for your help! |
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Yes, but you need a vector polygon footprint layer of all buildings. If you dont have that you could probably get one from Open Street Map. Then you du the following:
However, you also need to clean your original DSM, i.e. remove trees. This can be done by creating an “inverted building footprint” and then do the process above again. A final step includes adding your DEM since your DSM should be meters above sea level.
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