Hi Rick,

To generate additional points based on some sort of model, you will have to
use some form of grid/3D program such as Vertical Mapper or Grid Analyzer.

After you've created a more dense grid, you can still use the previously
suggested method to calculate min/max/average per defined polygon. The
utilities mentioned above may even have tools for it.

HTH

Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen
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Rugaardsvej 55, DK-5000 Odense C
Denmark
http://www.hvm.dk
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> Hello Lars,
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> Thank you for you suggestion.  I'll have to try it.  But there is another
> problem I would have.  The points are to disperse.  Where at the thematic
> map interpolates from the point data to get a more accurate depth reading.
> Is there a way where I can create a more concentrated points and have the
> value for that point at that location populated with what the thematic
> layer reads/interpolates as the depth value?
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> Thank you much,
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> Rick
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> PS using MI 7.0 on Windows2000.
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> Hi Rick,
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> First you add an id to all point layer records depending on which polygon
> each belong to. This id must be unique, and can be added
> to the polygon layer using ROWID if necessary. It's transferred to the
> point layer table by a join that specifies point.OBJ within
> polygon.OBJ.
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> You then issue a select statement on the point layer table, querying for
> Min(depth), Max(depth) and Avg(depth), grouping the result
> by the polygon id.
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> This result can be transferred back to the polygon layer by joining on the
> polygon id. You probably have to save and re-open the
> grouped query first, but then it'll work.
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> Best regards/Med venlig hilsen
> Lars V. Nielsen
> GisPro, Denmark
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> > Hello Listers,
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> > I have point data that has water depth values.  I created a thematic map
> > from these points.  I have polygons that I would like to populate with
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> > values of max, min and medium of what is from the thematic map for each
> > enclosed polygons.
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> > Is there any way to do this?
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> > Thanks in advance,
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> > Rick
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