What do slope and aspect mean?
Slope is steepness in degrees. Aspect is the downslope compass direction, measured clockwise from north. Flat cells have no defined aspect.
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Calculate terrain steepness and downslope direction from an elevation grid.
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Slope is steepness in degrees. Aspect is the downslope compass direction, measured clockwise from north. Flat cells have no defined aspect.
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