HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: imager@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
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Subject: GRASS4.0 raster file to Arc/Info 6.1----HOW?
Date: 11 Dec 92 22:01:35 GMT
Reply-To: imager@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu ()
Organization: The University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX
Originator: imager@sleepy.cc.utexas.edu


I'm trying to bring some full scene SPOT images that were processed using 
GRASS4.0 into Arc/Info v.6.1 but this file format will not be supported 
(only GRASS3.0 is) until ESRI releases v. 6.2 sometime next year). 

Arc doesn't seem to allow input of ASCII raster files created by R.OUT.ASCII
(and they would be way too big for our machine anyway!).

Is there a way around this problem (i.e. GRASS4.0 -> GRASS3.0 conversion 
utilities)? I don't have access to Suns or ERDAS right now. I've tried fiddling
with Jeff Poskanzers PBMPLUS to create PPM and TIFFs but am unsure of the
scale relationships (I want solely the processed pixel values for every 
row, col location on the image and preferably state plane referenced as 
stated in the cellhd file if possible).

Thanks, 

Tony Gale,
City of Austin Electric
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set gis-l nomail

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        University of Georgia           or:     (706) 542-2816
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From: keane@eng.umd.edu (Christopher Matthews Keane)
Subject: Re: memory size of USGS DLG's
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 92 00:29:42 GMT
Organization: Project GLUE, University of Maryland, College Park

It depends upon where you are - and what busy means!  For instance, a
hypso DLG of a Quad in the Potomac River Gorge is about 5.5 to 7 Meg
in ascii data format.  They'll grow to perhaps 10 or so Meg for more
intense variations in the Rockies -- but remember, the C.I. increases
as the region gets *busy*. :-)  Therefore, low relief regions will
have comperable sized DLG's because of their lower C.I.  So - expect
5-10 Meg in disk space - and in RAM, try somewhere around 2 Meg for
retention of all information....
Cheers
Christopher Keane
keane@earthsun.umd.edu

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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:00:00 GMT
From:         STGG8004@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE
Subject:      Survey Ireland

From time to time I get enquiries (mostly from ex-pat Irish in the UK, USA,
Aussie, etc) regarding the state of GIS in Ireland today. The latest issue
(Volume 10) of Survey Ireland, the journal of the Irish Society of Surveying,
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISSN 0790-1402) has just appeared, and
I thought it might be of interest to GIS-L readers if I posted details of
some of the contents as it relates to GIS.

[Membership details regarding the ISSP&RS may be obtained from the Secretary,
c/o Dept. of Surveyig, College of Technology, Bolton Street, Dublin 1]

Darius Bartlett

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Selected contents of Survey Ireland, Volume 10, November 1992.:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

John McNally.  "Quality Assurance: How far does BS5750 (ISO9000) take you?"
        [The author is with BKS Surveys in Coleraine, Co Derry. ISO 9000
        is an international quality-assurance standard, recently awarded
        to BKS]

Muiris DeBuitleair. "Geographical Information Systems applied to National
Monuments and Historic Properties".

Sara Gerrard and Audrey Martin. "The height of technology: the technology
of height"
        [Discusses the 3d capabilities of GPS from the surveyors' perspective]

David Broome. "Land Surveying - is it an evolving or disappearing profession?"
        [The author is President, 1991, of the Land Surveying Division, RICS]

Michael Stubbs. "Dublin Corporation - An approach to the introduction of GIS"
        [Describes a pilot study to investigate the introduction of GIS to
        the activities of Dublin Corporation].

Geoffrey O'Sullivan. "CORINE Land Cover Project (Ireland)".

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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 16:39:33 EST
From:         JP Freeley <jpf@CHINOOK.CIT.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Boundaries of the Americas

Hey folks--

I know I asked this about a month ago but I am searching once again....

I need the coastlines, state bounds, and country bounds for NA and SA.
The scale can be 1:10 million or rougher. I need them ASAP. Arc/Info
usable format preferred, anything considered. Public Domain preferred, anon
FTP site etc., some monies available. I have heard rumor that there is a CIA
World Database with such data, I am also familiar with DCW.  I am not \
interested in anything but the bounds for use as a basemap.

Thanks for a quick reply,

JP FREELEY
jpf@chinook.cit.cornell.edu
607-253-2831
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From: dmarble@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Duane F Marble)
Subject: Re: CIA's World Data Bank II -- info?
Organization: The Ohio State University
Distribution: na
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 21:44:01 GMT

The database as distributed by NTIS is not topologically structured.
It also contains errors and little information is available on how
it was constructed. The new DCW is far more detailed and, in CD-ROM
format, less expensive. However the VPF format of the CD-ROMs is
currently difficult to translate. It is my understanding that ARC/INFO
will provide this translation capability in its next release and that
ESRI will all or portions of the DCW in ARC/INFO format for relatively
modest sums.
-- 
Duane F. Marble			       E-mail: dmarble@magnus.acs.osu.edu
Department of Geography                Telephone: (614) 292-2250
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio 43210                   Fax: (614) 292-6213
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From:         Olev Koop <koop@CC.RUU.NL>
Subject:      Re: PS and EPS files

>>
>>At Utrecht University we developed a program that converts DXF files
>>intelligently( layer, color and style info is kept in Illustrator groups)
>>to the Illustrator 1.1 format. It is likewise called DXF to Illustrator. It
>>is not in the public domain however.
>>===============================================

>A program called CADMover is quite good at moving graphics from DXF to
>Illustrator and other postscript formats and back again; it runs on the Mac
>and, I think, on other platforms as well. From Kandu Software, (703)
>532-0213. (I don't work for them, just a customer).

Obviously we tested CADMover, but then we discovered that CADMover only
supports the MAC PICT format which has a rather limited precision. PICT
works with QUICK DRAW resolution wich is aimed at on screen use. When you
exchange your files with PICT you may end up with graphically simplified
lines. This may particularly the case when you try to convert complex
ARC/INFO coverages  or Microstation32 design files with a cartographic
content. We tried to solve all this by using the Illustrator 1.1 format in
which case all precission is retained and where DXF-layers colours and
linestyles are intelligently nested in Illustrator groups. These files may
be imported in all versions of Illustrator as well as in FreeHand and
Canvas
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Cartography Section                             Phone :  +31 30 531379
Faculty of Geographic Sciences
Utrecht University
The Netherlands
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From:         A-xing Zhu <axing@GEOG.UTORONTO.CA>
Subject:      Re: Voronoi Tessalation GIS

>
>p.s., I am in the process of writing a paper (destination unknown) that
>evaluates and compares several spherical spatial interpolation methods,
>so if anyone would like an advance copy, just let me know
>

Hi, Scott,

 I would like to have an advanced copy of your paper.

Thank you very much


A-Xing Zhu                            axing@esker.geog.utoronto.ca
Dept. of Geography                    axing@eos.geog.utoronto.ca
University of Toronto
100 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M5S 1A1
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 17:16:19 PST
From:         David Burrows <esri!sequoia!davidb@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject: Re: Reading DAM files with INFO GET on a Prime?

Certain commands in INFO, such as GET and EXTERNAL, just won't handle SAM/DAM
differences on a Prime.  Use the PRIMOS COPY command to copy one type of
file to the other, and then read in the copy.
   COPY <filename> <newfile> -DAM       will copy a SAM file to a DAM file
   COPY <filename> <newfile> -SAM       will copy a DAM file to a SAM file

David Burrows
ESRI - Redlands
dburrows@esri.com
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Date:         Sat, 12 Dec 1992 03:21:43 -0500
From:         hoffmann@URZDFN.KARTOGRAPHIE.TU-DRESDEN.DBP.DE
Subject:      RE: Electronic SDTS ??

Try it via ftp @130.11.48.2 (li:anonymous/pw:your_email) in cd usgs.sdts!
This was announced sometime ago to get the FIPS 173 (SDTS by USGS) but
I did not look for. They sent a hardcopy directly.

FH-TUD
From: E7G4MOR@TOWSONVX.BITNET (Jay Morgan)
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Subject: FTP
Date: 20 Dec 92 18:11:02 GMT
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Can someone tell me what are the proper programs to use to unzip files from
FTP sites.  I have tried PKUNZIP to unzip several files, but  I  get  error
messages, and PKZIPFIX does not correct the problem.  Does anyone have  any
suggestions?  Thanks!

Jay Morgan
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Towson State University
Baltimore, Maryland 21204-7097
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(410) 830-3482 (FAX)
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From:         Jose Iguelmar Miranda <miranda@NTIAA.EMBRAPA.ANSP.BR>
Subject:      Voronoi Diagrams.

Hi All.

        For a long time i have read a big traffic subjects on Voronoi...
I found a comprehensive paper and i want inform all subscribers:
"Voronoi Diagrams - A Survey of a Fundamental Geometric Data Structure"
Franz Aurenhammer. ACM computing surveys. Vol 23 Number 3 Sept 1991.
        Enjoy!
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From: djthongs@hockney.Princeton.EDU (Dominique J. Thongs)
Subject: Re: micro-cosim?
Originator: news@nimaster
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Organization: Princeton University -Water Resources Program 
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Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 18:41:29 GMT

>> One question on my Intro GIS final exam asked students to
>> indicate the most vexing problem encountered in their
>> individual term projects, and to indicate how they would
>> avoid that problem in in the future.

>> The following is the distribution of student-identified
>> problems across six categories that emerged in the answers.

 ****| Finding Appropriate Data 
  ***| Motivation / Time Mgmt 
  ***| Misunderstood System Function/Behavior
    *| Data Format Translation Data 
    *| Misunderstood Command Syntax         
    *| Failure of Critical Hardware (CD Drive) before Deadline

>> How does this fit with other's experience with "real" projects?

	
	Hello Matt,

		How My experience fits in with everyone else's
	will be interesting!
	I would rank the Problems such.

	1) Data Format Translation / Projection / Warping /Units....
	2) Misunderstood System Function/Behavior
	   or  GIS function non-exsiting, or needed options not implemented.

	3) Finding Appropriate Data
	4) Motivation / Time Mgmt

	So Often the data one wants/needs is in some un-documented or
	poorly documented format..
	Errors or assumptions as to the Units of the data layers
	are deadly.
	Assumption that data is really geo-corrected and in correct projection
	just because data is advertised as such , can be frustrating.

	Just remember Murphy's law is very dependent on your degrees of
	freedom.....  More data layers == greater chance that Murphy will strike.

	Conclusion: Don't believe it, check it out for yourself !
		    No matter the data source ( USGS, GODDARD, JPL.... )
		    just to name a few past guilty parties.

Dominique Thongs
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From: RSIU42A@SAUPM00.BITNET (Trevor D. Rotzien)
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Subject: John Gibbs email address
Date: 11 Dec 92 22:44:54 GMT
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John,


I've lost your email address. Could you please send it to me off-list
at: RSIU42A@SAUPM00.BITNET


Thanks,

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Date:         Sun, 13 Dec 1992 16:29:19 CST
From:         Mike Frith <FRITH@MAX.CC.UREGINA.CA>
Subject:      Windows NT

Does anyone know if the major vendors are going to port their
software to Windows NT?  Would this help to alleviate "network"
and X window problems, if running Windows on a pc?

Mike Frith
frith@uregina1.bitnet
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 08:30:34 -0500
From:         MIT250%IMAGE@BIZET.MITS.COM.AU
Subject:      SMALLWORLD....

Dear all,

I am interested in all information relating to the SMALLWORLD GIS package.
Reference sites, vendor address, experiences, general info, anything...

Thanks
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 15:00:26 LCL
From:         kathleen <kathleen.QM@OLYMPUS.UMESVE.MAINE.EDU>
Subject:      please post - vacancy annou

                      please post - vacancy announcement
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT


POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE

NATIONAL CENTER FOR GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

A full-time regular one-year position with the possibility of funding for a
second year, to provide research assistance in the implementation of the
research agenda of the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
(NCGIA) at the University of Maine.  In particular, candidates should be able
to contribute to research relating to at least one of the following research
topics:  visualization of the quality of spatial information; spatio-temporal
reasoning in GIS; user interfaces for GIS; or institutional issues in sharing
of spatial information. The Research Associate is responsible for conducting
and coordinating fundamental research, and publishing research results and
survey papers in refereed journals.  In addition, the employee will have the
opportunity to contribute to our lively graduate program and, if desired, to
teach an undergraduate or graduate course in the Department of Surveying
Engineering.

Candidates must have a completed Ph.D. with a GIS-related emphasis.  Must be
willing to work with minimum supervision and must be able to document
self-initiated research.  Previous experience in human-computer interaction;
spatial reasoning; object-oriented database management systems; organizational
theory; computer cartography; or software engineering - all applied to GIS -
would be beneficial.

Salary:  $28,000 to $32,000 based on qualifications.  Send letter of
application, curriculum vitae, and the names of three references to:  Dr. David
A. Tyler, Associate Director, NCGIA, 5711 Boardman Hall, University of Maine,
Orono, ME 04469-5711.  Preference will be given to those applications received
by  1 February 1993.

The University of Maine is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
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Date:         Sat, 12 Dec 1992 18:48:01 PST
From:         Dave Takeuchi <esri!amadeus!davet@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject:      Re: GIS job wanted

Jeremy,

I passed your request to our Educational Services Department , and our
International Marketing Department here at ESRI-Redlands (Redlands, California
 USA).

I am employed here at Environmental Systems Research Institute in the Technical
Support Division.

Best Regards,
David Takeuchi
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From:         WEIHE GUAN <GLLGUAN@UBVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: running INFO from menu interface

My sincere thanks to all the kind helps from many GIS experts through the net.
I have tried every suggestion. Unfortunately, the problem remain unsolved.

I work on a Sun Sparc station with unix, cshell, both X-Window and OpenWin,
ARC 6.1 with multiple licences. The initial desire was to be able to run
an aml menu program, and use one of the buttons in the menu to call up a
new window where INFO commands in an aml program can be executed.

The closest approach I have got so far is using arcedit's FORMS command,
it allows me to execude most of the info operations I need within arcedit.
However, it can only display one record at a time, yet I need to have the
full info data matrix displayed on the new window.

Among the many approaches I tried:
"&sys xterm -e arc" is not able to bring up a new window running arc;
"mknod pipe_name p" does not allow any program to open the "pipe_name" file;
"&sys arc \&r aml_file.aml" only works with arcedit or arcplot, but not INFO.

It seems that I am reaching a dead end now :-(. I wonder if there is some way
to go around this problem -- if I can not solve it.

Again, thank you very much for your helps, offerred and to-be-offerred.

- Weihe Guan
SUNY at Buffalo
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From:         sfreundsch@KEAN.UCS.MUN.CA
Subject:      RE: running idrisi on a network..

Richard Morgan,

We are currently running Idrisi on a network.  The server is a
SUNsparkstation, networked to 10 PCs (comb. of 386s and 486s).
The network software is PC/TCP.  Problems are few - system can get
slow at times, and TOSCA does not like to run over the network.  Other
than that, it is a nice environment for teaching.

Scott Freundschuh
Memorial University of Newfoundland
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 13:26:46 CST
From:         Pete Wolter <pwolter@SPARKIE.NRRI.UMN.EDU>
Subject:      re: sun angle and azimuth

>  Hello Netters:

>       If I have a TM image of Yellowstone Nat'l Park made at 17:40 Greenwich
>  time on August 2, 1989, how can I calculate the sun's altitude and azimuth?
>  I want to split the image into well-lighted and shaded areas in order to
>  get a better image classification of burn severity.  I know the center of
>  the image, and that it was made at 11:40 AM local time (I think).
>       Can anyone point me in the right direction (grin)?
>                                     Thanks,


Bill,

Sun angle and azimuth information are contained in the tape header files
as ascii data.

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