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It's been quite a long time since I've got something up here. I made this for an up coming trip. We'll use it as a basemap for general reference, trip planning, and land navigation. Data was some what limited, but i compiled from what i could find.
comments and critiques welcome.
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Posted 21 July 2009 - 04:23 PM
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Posted 21 July 2009 - 04:29 PM
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It's been quite a long time since I've got something up here. I made this for an up coming trip. We'll use it as a basemap for general reference, trip planning, and land navigation. Data was some what limited, but i compiled from what i could find.
comments and critiques welcome.
Hmmm, my JPG is only 766kb but won't upload...
I'll try once more...
oh well, if someone thinks they know what my problem is, i'm all ears.
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Posted 21 July 2009 - 04:46 PM
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Do you have a web based photo sharing service like flikr or picassa? You can upload much bigger images to them and then just link the pic in the message editor on CartoTalk.It's been quite a long time since I've got something up here. I made this for an up coming trip. We'll use it as a basemap for general reference, trip planning, and land navigation. Data was some what limited, but i compiled from what i could find.
comments and critiques welcome.
Hmmm, my JPG is only 766kb but won't upload...
I'll try once more...
oh well, if someone thinks they know what my problem is, i'm all ears.
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 02:06 AM
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Here's Rob's map.
Pagan_Base_v4.png 1.56MB
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For some reason I could not upload it as a jpg (not even after re-saving it from Photoshop), so in the end I made a PNG out of it. Please keep that in mind when you're commenting, any quality issues caused by that are my fault, not Rob's
Pagan_Base_v4.png 1.56MB
153 downloadsFor some reason I could not upload it as a jpg (not even after re-saving it from Photoshop), so in the end I made a PNG out of it. Please keep that in mind when you're commenting, any quality issues caused by that are my fault, not Rob's
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 09:04 AM
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Looks good. Like something you might see from a national mapping agency.
So you're going there for vacation? Looks like you'll be "getting away from it all".
So you're going there for vacation? Looks like you'll be "getting away from it all".
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 11:20 AM
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outstanding! this is the kind of cartography i need to get better at. you say you made this as a personal trip map? i've done the same but mine don't look this polished.
can you give us a breif work flow? data sources and software used?
dave
can you give us a breif work flow? data sources and software used?
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 11:26 AM
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a work related trip. but yeah, it's pretty much "away from it all". as long as the volcano behaves, i'm sure it will be very peaceful LOLLooks good. Like something you might see from a national mapping agency.
So you're going there for vacation? Looks like you'll be "getting away from it all".
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Nice map Rob. 
I really enjoy the simplicity of the work, leaving all irrelevant data off the map. I'm assuming this work was solely done in ArcGIS, correct?
I hope you have a fun (and safe) journey!
I really enjoy the simplicity of the work, leaving all irrelevant data off the map. I'm assuming this work was solely done in ArcGIS, correct? I hope you have a fun (and safe) journey!
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Posted 27 July 2009 - 11:57 AM
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thanks!Nice map Rob.
I hope you have a fun (and safe) journey!
I used arc for compilation and and data manipulation, then into illustrator and photoshop. data sources was whatever i could find and cross reference, some older maps/charts, sat imagery, and some elevation data; there wasn't much irrelevant data i could find unfortunately LOL. i'm off today to field check it
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