M2.1: TINs and DEMs

 This week, I explored various techniques for creating, extracting, manipulating, and analyzing TINs and DEMs. One of the tools that we used, the "Spline" tool, was used to create a DEM from the given elevation data points. Afterward, I created contour lines using the resulting DEM with the "Contour" tool. The image shown below is the final result.



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