lei.yang 0 Report post Posted March 22, 2011 Hello, All After creating a 2D tuflow zpt file for a relevant large domain (6*5km), I used Vertical Mapper to retrieve the elevations from a series of Lidar files (grd files created from asc); using the Vertical Mapper/Analysis/Point Inspection. I made the process running on my C drive to avoid network shutdown during night. Unfortunately I didn't get the elevation from the Lidar files but had an error message: "MapInfo Professional application file has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program". I am a new user to Tuflow and Vertical Mapper. This is my first Tuflow model build. Could anyone help to provide some clues for the causes of this failure? I am looking forward to hearing advices and thanks very much, Lei Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sam Marginson 0 Report post Posted March 23, 2011 what's your grid size? There are 2 options... 1) your Z point file's too big & MapInfo / Vertical Mapper's crashed due to insufficient RAM. It'd have to be a pretty big Z point file to do this I reckon 2) Vertical Mapper's being buggy. You might need to reinstall it &/or MapInfo Have you done point inspections with Vertical Mapper on that PC & install before? If not, maybe try again with a smaller points file to see if that works Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lei.yang 0 Report post Posted March 23, 2011 what's your grid size? There are 2 options... 1) your Z point file's too big & MapInfo / Vertical Mapper's crashed due to insufficient RAM. It'd have to be a pretty big Z point file to do this I reckon 2) Vertical Mapper's being buggy. You might need to reinstall it &/or MapInfo Have you done point inspections with Vertical Mapper on that PC & install before? If not, maybe try again with a smaller points file to see if that works Thanks Sam. I finally managed to find an error in the grd file which was created from Lidar asc files. So the function works now. Cheers, Lei Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites