Bilinear—An interpolation method exclusive to the raster surface, which determines cell values from the four nearest cells. This is the only option available for a raster surface.
Linear—Default interpolation method for a TIN, terrain, and LAS dataset. Obtains elevation from the plane defined by the triangle that contains the XY location of a query point.
Natural Neighbors—Obtains elevation by applying area-based weights to the natural neighbors of a query point.
Conflate Minimum Z—Obtains elevation from the smallest z-value found among the natural neighbors of a query point.
Conflate Maximum Z—Obtains elevation from the largest z-value found among the natural neighbors of a query point.
Conflate Nearest Z—Obtains elevation from the nearest value among the natural neighbors of a query point.
Conflate Z Closest To Mean—Obtains elevation from the z-value that is closest to the average of all the natural neighbors of a query point.
BILINEAR—An interpolation method exclusive to the raster surface, which determines cell values from the four nearest cells. This is the only option available for a raster surface.
LINEAR—Default interpolation method for a TIN, terrain, and LAS dataset. Obtains elevation from the plane defined by the triangle that contains the XY location of a query point.
NATURAL_NEIGHBORS—Obtains elevation by applying area-based weights to the natural neighbors of a query point.
CONFLATE_ZMIN—Obtains elevation from the smallest z-value found among the natural neighbors of a query point.
CONFLATE_ZMAX—Obtains elevation from the largest z-value found among the natural neighbors of a query point.
CONFLATE_NEAREST—Obtains elevation from the nearest value among the natural neighbors of a query point.
CONFLATE_CLOSEST_TO_MEAN—Obtains elevation from the z-value that is closest to the average of all the natural neighbors of a query point.