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h2. Name

*gsu* — Grid surface points

h2. Syntax
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*gsu* \[*inc*] | \[_nx ny_] \[*trend* _trendgrid_] \[*ref* _referencegrid_] 

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h2. Description

General gridding command from input points using a minimum curvature algorithm into a grid surface. The gridding can also try to follow a trend grid that is placed in workspace. The algorithm has good extrapolation qualities as shown in the example. 

h2. Arguments

No arguments. 
{indent}The grid will have the same number of rows and columns as the last grid that set the @nrow @ncol variables.{indent} 
*inc* _xinc yinc_ 
{indent}Create grid model grid with increments _xinc_ and _yinc_ .{indent} 
_nx ny_ 
{indent}Create a grid with nx times ny grid cells.{indent} 
*trend* _trendgrid_ 
{indent}Apply a trend grid in workspace _trendgrid_ for the gridding process.{indent} 
*ref* _referencegrid_ 
{indent}Apply a reference grid in workspace _referencegrid_ for grid layout. Dimension of the grid is taken from the _referencegrid_.{indent} 

h2. Examples

h3. Ex.1: Grid surface interpolating points

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        # Surface model gridding
       
z                 ;# Erase screen
       
win demo          ;# Get demo window (450000 460000 6450000 6460000 1000 4000)
       
spe bgc whi       ;# Specify background color to white
       
mak ran 11        ;# Make 11 random points
       
poi 2             ;# Display point with size width 2
       
gsu 222 222       ;# Make grid of dimension 222 x 222
       
map               ;# Map the grid
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The above example produces this image. 

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_Grid surface example_

h2. See also

[gen - Generate grid], [grp - Grid points and lines], [fmo - Fast modelling], [trg - Triangulate point data]
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