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From: ed@delfin.com (Ed Richardson)
Subject: Info needed on mapping software
Summary: Info on map display software
Keywords: maps Terra Logic Multimap
Organization: Delfin Systems
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Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 17:24:22 GMT


I'm looking for any information on two map display software
products for UNIX.  They are:

        Terra Logic

        Multimap  (Fairchild?)

I'm not sure of the spelling on either of these.
-- 
Ed Richardson        Delfin Systems             408-734-2400
ed@delfin.com        Sunnyvale, California
From: CHAOUCH@TNEARN.BITNET
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Subject: subscription
Date: 8 Sep 92 14:48:00 GMT
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Dears

      I am a new research worker at IRSIT in Tunisia ,and I am very
interested in GIS's. Recently, I came across the "GIS discussion list"
and found it very useful. I am working in sea cartograpy. Could some one
help me to:

         -1) add my name to your reading list,
         -2) more information in my study,
         -3) and decide what kind of GIS software to use.

My email adress is CHAOUCH@TNEARN

Sincerely

Moncef CHAOUCH
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 16:15:07 -0400
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From:         Eric Fielding <eric@GEOLOGY.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Arc, X, and emulators (was Sun Arc/Info..PC)

  I have been away for a while and just caught up on this GIS-L on problems with
Arc running under X displays. I have one comment that I didn't see mentioned.

  The problem that Arc (6.0.1) has when I try to use an X display on either
a DECstation running DECwindows or a Mac running MacX is that Arc looks for
some fonts and if it doesn't find them, it exits. This is not how some other
programs behave. If other programs can't find the fonts they expect, they
use some others that may not look quite so nice.

  Perhaps some kind of intelligent handling of fonts could be on the list of
requested improvements that will help with incompatibility problems?

				++Eric Fielding
eric@geology.cornell.edu
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From:         STGG8004@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE
Subject:      Re: electronic atlases

> Furthermore you should take notice of the work of Dr. Eva Siekierska at EMR
> Canada, who invented the term "elctronic atlas" and published on various
> ocasions on this subject.

At the SORSA conference in Ottawa last month, someone (I can't remember who)
said that the next edition of the National Atlas of Canada  will be
produced in electronic form (as well as or instead of the conventional
paper version?).  You might like to contact the publishers for details.
Darius Bartlett
DJB@IRUCCVAX
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From:         "Dr. Robert Waide" <rwaide@SUNCEER.UPR.CLU.EDU>

               POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS
                           IN ECOLOGY

The Terrestrial Ecology Division of the University of Puerto Rico
invites applications for two Post-Doctoral Research Appointments
in:

LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY/GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

To conduct studies of the affect of large-scale disturbance on
the structure of tropical rain forest at a variety of spatial and
temporal scales.  The successful applicant will be expected to
combine skills in GIS/remote sensing technologies with knowledge
in a field such as ecology, forestry, or geostatistics to develop
a research program that focuses on the processes that structure
tropical forests.

INVERTEBRATE POPULATION ECOLOGY

To develop a research program that complements ongoing studies of
population and community dynamics of plants and animals and
addresses the importance of invertebrates in ecosystem processes.
The successful applicant will have a broad knowledge of
invertebrate biology and a strong background in ecology.
Experience in tropical ecosystems would be useful.



The initial term of these appointments is two years, with the
possibility of extension for a longer period.  Both successful
candidates will participate in studies of forest ecosystems in
connection with the Luquillo Experimental Forest Long-Term
Ecological Research (LTER) Program.

The Terrestrial Ecology Division is a research branch of the
University of Puerto Rico dedicated to the study of tropical
ecosystems.  The eight scientists of the Division split their
time between the El Verde Field Station in the Luquillo Mountains
and the laboratory/administrative unit in San Juan.  While the
principal research focus of the Division is on the Luquillo
Experimental Forest, investigations in both terrestrial and
aquatic habitats have recently been carried out by Division
scientists in Jamaica, Hispaniola, Cuba, the Bahamas, and Costa
Rica, as well as a number of sites in Puerto Rico.

Applicants should send a statement of research interests, three
letters of reference, and a curriculum vitae by October 30, 1992,
to:

Dr. Robert B. Waide
Terrestrial Ecology Division
GPO Box 363682
San Juan, PR 00936
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From:         "Virginia Hetrick, in sunny Calif" <IARGRAF@UCLAMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Fugitive GIS Papers

While I'm a closet reader (I read the library's copy), the idea of
reprinting some classic papers is outstanding!  I wish other folks
would think of doing the same.  One that comes to mind is the paper
from IBM Canada that bunches of people were chasing a couple of
months ago.  A good bit of the early GIS work published as reports
from various research programs might also provide some suitable
candidates for this, perhaps the theoretical parts in toto and some
sort of abridgement of the applications.

vh
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Subject: ESRI.COM IP Address?
From: cvetp034@vmsb.is.csupomona.edu (Mike Cancellier)
Date: 8 Sep 92 09:17:51 PST
Organization: Cal Poly Pomona Geography Dept.
Nntp-Posting-User: jimbo

Hello everyone,
	I a trying to find out the IP address for esri (the ESRI.COM address). 
Does anyone have that information?  Please E-Mail if possible.  Also, what is
the regular address for the GIS-l?  I seem to have lost it.
Thanks in advance,

Mike Cancellier
CVETP034@CSUPomona.edu
Cal Poly Pomona Geography Dept.
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From:         Duane F Marble <dmarble@MAGNUS.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>
Subject:      Terrain Visualization (Again)

Several of you have asked about proceedings of Visualization '92. I assume
they will be available from:

IEEE Computer Society
Customer Service Center
P. O. Box 3014
Los Alamitos, CA 90720-1264        (Fax) 714/821-4010

They have an extensive catalog of meeting proceedings and collections of
readings. There is a discount for members of the Computer Society.

--
Duane F. Marble            E-mail: dmarble@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
Dept. of Geography
The Ohio State University  Telephone:  (614) 292-2250
Columbus, OH 43220         Fax:  (614) 292-6213
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From: garyo@think.com (Gary Oberbrunner)
Newsgroups: comp.infosystems.gis
Subject: Zip code geographic info needed (or just zipcode geographic database)
Date: 15 Sep 92 16:09:07
Organization: Thinking Machines Corporation, Cambridge Mass., USA
Distribution: comp
NNTP-Posting-Host: prometheus.think.com

We need to display per-zip-code information on a US map under X11/Unix.
Anyone know of any commercial or free s/w out there to do this?  Even just
zip-code boundaries or centroid coords as lat/long would be fine...

Please don't respond to me; I don't read this newsgroup.  Respond to Paul
Barth, barth@think.com; he will summarize if there's enough interest.

-- Gary Oberbrunner (garyo@think.com)
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From:         GBENWELL@GANDALF.OTAGO.AC.NZ
Subject:      Full Citation for Book

Could some kind and knowing sole please supply
the full reference for the following book.

Geographic Information Systems for Managing Resources

By G. S. Teselle.

I would like to purchase it for the library but have
no additional details.

Thanks.


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Fax:    +64 3 479 8311
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From:         "J. David Gould" <DGOULD@UGA.BITNET>
Subject:      Intergraph/Microstation MDL programming.

Greetings Netters:
    I was wondering if there are any Microstation MDL programmers reading
this news group who would be willing to answer the (I hope) occasional
questions that a neophyte MDL programmer, such as myself, will inevitably
encounter?  If so, would you please send your net address directly to me?
(No sense in using up the bandwidth!).
                                    Thanks for any response.
                                    David Gould    dgould@uga.bitnet
                                                   dgould@uga.cc.uga.edu

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Data Services                                   gould@gis.lislab.uga.edu
University of Georgia
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From:         "Keith C. Clarke" <kclarke@RESDGW6.ER.USGS.GOV>
Subject:      Re: Landsat type images for ftp
              ftp" (Sep 12, 12:37pm)

LANDSAT data from before the Landsat Commercialization Act of
1984 are available from the USGS at the EROS data center.
For full information, call 1-800-USA-MAPS
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From:         Jay Sandhu <esri!adriatic!jay@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject:      Re: ESRI.COM IP Address?

Mike Cancellier asks:
>I a trying to find out the IP address for esri (the ESRI.COM address).

ESRI is not on internet. Therefore its machines such as ESRI.COM
do not have an internet accessible number.  You can contact most
people here using the <first_initial><last_name>@esri.com
convention. i.e. my email address is jsandhu@esri.com

Jay Sandhu
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From:  pm@jimz.kuban.su (Kupiansky)
Subject: For PERICOLOR-2000/2001 users
Keywords: image processing on GIS
Reply-To: pm@jimz.kuban.su
Organization: JrIMZ
Date: Tue,  8 Sep 92 11:22:06 -0500 

  Dear Pericolor Users!

 1) Are there anybody, who has duplex direct connection between P-2000e
    and IBM-PC ?
    How did it was made?
 2) Do you have any software on P-2000e for claster analysis of multispectral
    remote sesnsed images?
 3) We explore our software on PC-2000e for:
     - texture classification by co-occarence matrix;
     - vector graphics processing;
     - spectral classification, filtration and others.
    It may be interesting for You

  Please, reply directly to me.
    B.regards!
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From:         spathira@ELLI.UNE.EDU.AU
Subject:      Mcrosoft Fortran 77

Could someone please contact me who have some familiarity with processing
large data sets with microsoft fortran. I get the error message 'data size
exceed the maximum' and I don't know how to correct (I do not have the
manual).

Thank you in advance.

S. Pathirana
Centre for Coastal Management - UNE-NR
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From:         Yuemin Ding <ESRIDING@UBVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Calling C from ARC/INFO [TASK]?

Hi,

   Using AML to call C, FORTRAN or other programs is actually not a new method.
You can call those programs in your AML with or without [TASK].

   I and Dr. Fotheringham developed a Spatial Analysis Module (SAM) for ARC/INFO
in 1990. The SAM integrates the Spatial Autocorrelation and Spatial Association
analysis with ARC/INFO, which actually used the technique calling C programs
in AML.  In this way, the Module runs entriely in ARC/INFO environment.  We have
a paper about this integration in the following journal:

Ding, Y. and A.S. Fotheringham. 1992. The integration of spatial analysis and
GIS.  Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Vol.16, No.1, pp.3-19.

Now the SAM is one of the NCGIA Software which are distributing through the
National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, University of
California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4060.

   Thank you for your attention.


Yuemin Ding

NCGIA
State Universitry of New York at Buffalo

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From: panda@syrinx.umd.edu (Lisa Nyman)
Newsgroups: comp.infosystems.gis
Subject: Copyright protection or myth?
Date: 15 Sep 92 02:17:38 GMT
Organization: University of Maryland, College Park

The following appeared in rec.games.trivia (a Usenet group):

In article <1992Sep10.175642.24292@nosc.mil> jpmott@sunspot.nosc.mil (Jon Mott) writes:
>Apparently it is "common" practice for publishers of dictionaries
>and encyclopedias to make up some false entries for inclusion in
>their reference works, the idea is to be able to catch plagiarizers.

I've heard of a similar practice among cartographers dating back at least a
half a millenium: to the Portuguese' exploration of the New World. I recently
heard that the AAA makes a common practice of this on their street maps but
introduces fictitious bends in roads (and not fictictous roads or names) so
that they can "trace" plagarism without disturbing integrity -- in particular
the connectivity -- of their street maps.

I've never actually come across either a bogus dictionary entry or perturbed
line on a chart -- if there are common examples I'd like to hear about them.

--end article---

Can anyone verify this type of activity today.  I'm not much of a historian so
I don't know how much (if) this was a common practice.  I do remember
reading one example in "How to Lie with Maps" concerning fake town names.

-- 
Lisa Wolfisch Nyman                  "Life is too short to wear ugly underwear."
panda@syrinx.umd.edu                                REMEMBER TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER
** Geographers: the original Space Cadets. To know one is to love one.
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From: oddinge@olvar.itek.norut.no (Odd-Inge Larsen)
Newsgroups: comp.infosystems.gis
Subject: WDBII & RWDBII info wanted.
Date: 9 Sep 92 10:57:32 GMT
Reply-To: oddinge@olvar.itek.norut.no (Odd-Inge Larsen)
Organization: FORUT-IT



* Could anybody give me a rundown on WDBII:

- When was it originaly made - WDB?   (1969?)
- When was it uppdated - WDBII?  (1977?)
- What is the difference between WDB & WDBII?
- Know errors?
- Has anybodu succseeded in using WDBII for any sort of practical purposes?
- What about the changes in central europe and the USSR in the last years. Any
c
hances of an uppdated version of WDBII?


* What about RWDBII:

- When was RWDBII made, and was it the CIA that did this to?
- Is RWDBII also public domain.
- Where can it be found. FTP adress, mail or what?
- Size of RWDBII?
- Difference between RWDBII and WDBII?


I need this information for a paper I am writing.  I would therefore appreciate
it very much if anybody would be so kind to answer these questiones.
 
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From: dmark@acsu.buffalo.edu (David Mark)
Newsgroups: comp.infosystems.gis
Subject: Re: Landsat type images for ftp
Date: 12 Sep 92 12:37:40 GMT
Organization: UB

In article <9209111334.AA15318@Geology.Cornell.Edu> eric@GEOLOGY.TN.CORNELL.EDU (Eric Fielding) writes:
>Landsat images are copyrighted data, so you should not be able to find them
>available. This could change soon, as Congress is working on "decommercializing"
>the Landsat program. The USGS DEMs and DLGs are public domain data.

I am almost certain that LANDSAT and Thematic Mapper (TM) images from before
1982/3 when the programs were commercialized would still be in the public
domain.  (Can anyone confirm this?)

David Mark
dmark@sun.acsu.buffalo.edu
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From: pt@geovision.gvc.com (Paul Tomblin)
Subject: Re: finding email addresses
Reply-To: pt@geovision.gvc.com
Organization: Not officially GeoVision Systems Inc., Ottawa, Ontario
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 12:19:38 GMT

"Catherine Dibble" <cath@WELL.SF.CA.US> writes:

>>  I have been frustrated a few times by not having the email
>>  address of a person whose post I have read from GIS-L email.

>You can get the list of names and email adresses for all
>(non-hidden) GIS-L subscribers by sending a message that says:

>REVIEW GIS-L           to    LISTSERV@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU

However, this will not help you with the postings that come to GIS-L via a
Usenet posting, such as this one.  That is one reason it behooves us to have
an email address in our .signature files, even though in most groups it's a
waste of bandwidth.

-- 
Paul Tomblin, pt@geovision.gvc.com or {uunet,revcan}!geovision!pt
(This is not an official opinion of GeoVision Systems Inc.)
"If you can read this, you're not looking through the Hubble Space Telescope"
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From: julien@scs.leeds.ac.uk (J C Flack)
Subject: Re: Landsat type images for ftp
Organization: The University of Leeds, School of Computer Studies
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 12:13:49 GMT

As far as I can gather the people that have archives of pre-EOSAT 
landsat data are the same people that have post-EOSAT archives, and
they are a little bit reluctant to part with the former as it may 
effect the sales of the latter. This may sound a bit cynical, but
then again, with pre-EOSAT bieng free where *is* the ftp site ? 
(I think I can safely say that no such site exists --- please
prove me wrong.)

Julien Flack.
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email:julien@scs.leeds.ac.uk

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From:         hoffmann@URZDFN.KARTOGRAPHIE.TU-DRESDEN.DBP.DE
Subject:      RE: Cartographic illiteracy is cool

Peter, you should release this "journalistisches Glanzstueck" to the
MAPS-L community too...

Frank Hoffmann
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Subject: MapBox with book
Date: 8 Sep 92 11:21:11 GMT
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A press release from Decision Images indicates that a special version
of their MapBox software (MapBox Explorer) is to be included with
every copy of Dana Tomlin's GIS AND CARTOGRAPHIC MODELING (a Prentice
Hall book). MapBox Explorer will run on any PC with hard disk and
graphics card.

My comment:
   When they first released MapBox it was intended as a modelling
front-end to existing geographic information systems. They sent me
a demo which was full of conceptual and programming errors. Maybe
they have fixed it by now.

Is anybody running MapBox out there?

--
Duane F. Marble            E-mail: dmarble@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
Dept. of Geography
The Ohio State University  Telephone:  (614) 292-2250
Columbus, OH 43220         Fax:  (614) 292-6213
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From:         Whit Alexander <whita@MICROSOFT.COM>
Subject:      Microsoft Fortran 77

You need to declare your array "HUGE" to exceed 64K.  Individual array
elements must be sized 2^n bytes if your data exceeds 128K.  Thus, e.g.
12 byte records would crash unpredictably if total array size exceeded 128K.

I'm not the software police, but why don't you have the documentation?

Whit Alexander
whita@microsoft.com
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Subject: Mcrosoft Fortran 77
Date: Tue, Sep 8, 1992 3:09PM

Could someone please contact me who have some familiarity with processing
large data sets with microsoft fortran. I get the error message 'data size
exceed the maximum' and I don't know how to correct (I do not have the
manual).

Thank you in advance.

S. Pathirana
Centre for Coastal Management - UNE-NR
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Moncef,
   for subscribing onto GIS-L (and other lists) send a command line only
in your text body to the listserver where the wanted list is located, e.g.
for GIS-L you have to send a command line as text:
<sub gis-l Moncef Chaouch> but without < >
to: listserv@ubvm.bitnet
and you will be automatically subscribed.

Frank Hoffmann
TU Dresden
Germany