An ADF file is a disk image created on an Amiga system. It stores an exact copy of an Amiga-formatted disk in fixed-width AmigaDOS data tracks. ADF files can be mounted as a physical disk using an Amiga emulation program.

ADF files can be created on a Windows PC using ADF Opus ane opened using several other programs, such as WinUAE, WinFellow, and Cloanto Amiga Forever. You can install the unADF tool on a Linux Debian operating system (OS) by typing the following command in terminal: #sudo apt-get install unadf

An ADF file is a disk image used by the Archimedes system included on Acorn Archimedes home computers during the 1980s and 1990s. It contains an exact copy of a physical Archimedes-formatted floppy disk, which was used to distribute software, such as games or other programs.

The Archimedes family of computers were discontinued in the mid-1990s. But if you owned an Archimedes computer or are just a curious retro techie, you may want to mount an ADF file with an Archimedes emulator to use the software. There are several Archimedes emulators available that can mount an ADF file. Some examples are Arculator, ArcEm, and Archie.

An ADF file is a document created by Software AG ARIS Express, a free program used to model business process analysis and management. It contains a diagram, which consists of symbols used to model and organize a business-related process.

ADF file open in Software AG ARIS Express 2.4 ADF files may be used to store a variety of model types, such as organizational charts, data models, whiteboards, system landscapes, process landscapes, business processes, and IT infrastructures. You can choose from a variety of symbols to best organize the diagram. Some of the symbols that can be added are events, tasks, subprocesses, data objects, messages, text annotations, connections, and gateways. The ADF file is saved in a proprietary format and is the primary file type used to export diagrams in ARIS Express. However, the program can also export diagrams to other formats, including .JPEG, .PNG, .PDF, and .EMF. To export an ADF file to one of these formats, select File → Export and choose the format. To create an ADF file, select File → New..., choose the model type, then select File → Save. To open an ADF file, select File → Open... and navigate to the location of the ADF file. You can also choose File → Model history to open a recently opened model.

Internal raster data format used by ESRI products such as ArcGIS, ArcView, and ArcInfo Workstation; stores spatial data as a binary grid (rows and columns of cells) and is one of several ADF files that together comprise the total grid; used to represent geographical or other spatial objects such as maps and map features.

An ArcInfo binary grid can contain multiple raster layers, forming a layer stack. This can be used to overlay different views on surfaces and perform statistical analysis on the spatial data. ADF files can store metadata about the raster set or actual raster data. When you create a binary grid, the files named dblbnd.adf, hdr.adf, sta.adf, vat.adf, and w001001x.adf provide metadata about the raster grid, while the file w001001.adf contains the actual raster data. These files are typically separated out into their own folder so that they are easy to manage as an entire grid coverage set.