Extracting Raw data from 2-D outputs

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Does anyone know if there is a way to extract raw data from 2-D outputs (preferrably in some csv or similar format)? When I use RAS Mapper to create a raster it appears that some data is lost in the interpolation process as the resolution is not nearly as good as what is seen in RAS Mapper. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you ahead of time!

[Chris G.]

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Subject: Re: Extracting Raw data from 2-D outputs
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The raw 2D data is all stored in the p##.hdf file. You can view the data and=
extract the data from a free program called HDFView. Google it to download.=
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The raw 2D data is all stored in the p##.hdf file. You can view the data and extract the data from a free program called HDFView. Google it to download. 

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Does anyone know if there is a way to extract raw data from 2-D outputs (preferrably in some csv or similar format)? When I use RAS Mapper to create a raster it appears that some data is lost in the interpolation process as the resolution is not nearly as good as what is seen in RAS Mapper. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you ahead of time!

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[Anonymous]

That worked great. Thank you

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