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  • #6040
    Tine
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    Hallo,

    I am a relatively new user of HEC-RAS 5.0.0 and I hope you can help me with the following problem.
    I want to create a new terrain importing a tif file in RAS Mapper.
    During step 2 of 4: Rounding and/or Generating Statistics…, the following error message occurs:
    „Error creating Terrain: Der Wert für ein einzelnes Byte war zu groß oder zu klein.
    Cleaning up files…“

    Translation of the German error message is: „The value for a single byte was too big or too small.“

    I have repeated the import of the tif file with different settings for the rounding (precision), but there was always the same error.

    I don’t think that the tif file is corrupt. At least I could open it in other GIS programs (QGIS) without any problems.

    Any idea what could be the reason for the error and how to solve it?
    Any help would be highly appreciated.

    Best regards
    Tine

    #9801
    cameron
    Participant

    have you tried converting the tif a flt or asc format?

    #9802
    Tine
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply, cameron.

    However, the problem could be SOLVED in the meantime.
    After
    – changing the decimal symbol in the Windows control panel from “,” (German default settings) to “.” and
    – restarting HEC-RAS
    the import of the tif file was successful.

    #9804
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I had this same error message. I tried clipping the raster, resampling… nothing worked. However converting to an FLT file fixed the problem. Thanks!

    #9805
    Ewelina
    Participant

    I had the same problem and I changed Nodata values in raster. In ArcGIS I used “copy raster” tool and introduced new value of No data. It helped.

    #9803
    MathKusk
    Participant

    Solved by changing decimal separator from “,” to “.”.

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