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About profiles
Profiles show the change in elevation of a surface (raster, TIN, or terrain) along a line. They can help you assess the difficulty of a trail or evaluate the feasibility of placing a rail line along a given route.

The Create Profile Graph tool profilegraphbutton on the 3D Analyst interactive toolbar is used to derive a graphical representation of one or many profiles. Profiles can be generated from any 3D line feature.

Once a profile graph has been created, it will appear as a floating window in ArcMap. You can then modify the titles, symbology, and even save or export the profile graph to use with other applications. To access further analysis capabilities for a profile graph, right-click in the profile graph window to open the context menu. For more information on the options in the context menu see Graph options.

The following four examples provide general steps for generating profile graphs from various analysis results:

Digitizing a 3D line from a surface using the Interpolate Line tool.
3D line features from a line feature class.
Line of sight visibility analysis results from using the Line of Sight tool.
Steepest path surface analysis results from the Steepest path tool.

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About profiles
Profiles Show Change in the elevation of a surface (raster, TIN, or terrain) along a line. They Can Help You Assess the difficulty of the feasibility of placing a Trail or evaluate a line along a Given Rail Route. The Create Profile Graph Tool Profilegraphbutton on the 3D Analyst Interactive Toolbar is a graphical representation of DERIVE used to one or many profiles. Can profiles be Generated from any 3D Feature line. Once a graph has been Created Profile, Will it appear as a Floating Window in ArcMap. You can then modify the titles, symbology, and even save or export the profile graph to use with other applications. To access further analysis capabilities for a profile graph, right-click in the profile graph window to open the context menu. For more information on the options in the context menu See Graph options. The following Four examples provide general steps for Generating Profile graphs from Various Analysis results: Digitizing a 3D line from a surface using the Interpolate Line Tool. 3D line features from a line Feature. Class. Line of Sight visibility results from using the Line of Sight Analysis Tool. steepest path surface results from the steepest path Analysis Tool.