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I'm
redesigning my webpage for a class, and wanted to try a DEM after a
hillshade in the background with a seperate white background cell in
front. More specifically, anyone have one that can be mosaiced cleanly,
like it looks continous, other wise I'd run back to the lab and try to
find a DEM that might work. Thanks for any help.
-Mike
Anyone have a DEM hillshade that I can use...
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jerseysbest
, Apr 04 2006 03:06 PM
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Posted 04 April 2006 - 03:06 PM
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I don't really know what you mean... Could you maybe use the stuff from Shadedrelief.com?
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Posted 05 April 2006 - 05:05 PM
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"[url="http://"http://craterlake.wr.usgs.gov/data.html"]http://craterlake.wr...s.gov/data.html[/url]
Crater
Lake data by the USGS.... it's public domain, so anybody can use it. I
would credit USGS somewhere on your site though.
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Crater
Lake data by the USGS.... it's public domain, so anybody can use it. I
would credit USGS somewhere on your site though.
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Posted 05 April 2006 - 05:29 PM
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There
are some nice hand done shaded relief files (TIFF formats or EPS I
think) for some National Parks at the NPS GIS data depots
are some nice hand done shaded relief files (TIFF formats or EPS I
think) for some National Parks at the NPS GIS data depots
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Posted 05 April 2006 - 06:09 PM
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"[url="http://"http://www.terrainmap.com/"]www.terrainmap.com[/url]
is a site dedicated to terrain modeling and mapping techniques using
all types of elevation models. you can find some links to data sources
there as well. "
is a site dedicated to terrain modeling and mapping techniques using
all types of elevation models. you can find some links to data sources
there as well. "
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Posted 06 April 2006 - 05:44 PM
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mike,
off terrainmap.com I followed a link to atdi-us.com which it says has a
free DEM available. even on this page which atdi hosts, [url="http://"http://213.186.44.91/mapserver/mapping.htm"]http://213.186.44.91...ver/mapping.htm[/url]
it says click here to get the free USA 100m dem. but no luck. any
suggestions? i just want a general purpose dem for usa (even if only 48
contiguous states). "
www.terrainmap.com
is a site dedicated to terrain modeling and mapping techniques using
all types of elevation models. you can find some links to data sources
there as well.http://
mike,
off terrainmap.com I followed a link to atdi-us.com which it says has a
free DEM available. even on this page which atdi hosts, [url="http://"http://213.186.44.91/mapserver/mapping.htm"]http://213.186.44.91...ver/mapping.htm[/url]
it says click here to get the free USA 100m dem. but no luck. any
suggestions? i just want a general purpose dem for usa (even if only 48
contiguous states). "
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Posted 06 April 2006 - 07:45 PM
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I'm
not sure where you can get a free complete DEM for the entire USA, my
guess would be USGS somewhere, but it would not be of high resolution.
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www.terrainmap.com
is a site dedicated to terrain modeling and mapping techniques using
all types of elevation models. you can find some links to data sources
there as well.http://
mike,
off terrainmap.com I followed a link to atdi-us.com which it says has a
free DEM available. even on this page which atdi hosts, http://213.186.44.91...ver/mapping.htm
it says click here to get the free USA 100m dem. but no luck. any
suggestions? i just want a general purpose dem for usa (even if only 48
contiguous states).http://
I'm
not sure where you can get a free complete DEM for the entire USA, my
guess would be USGS somewhere, but it would not be of high resolution.
"
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Posted 06 April 2006 - 09:00 PM
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SRTM30 would be a couple tiles at most and easy to work with, not to mention an appropriate resolution.
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Thanks! Great suggestion... found the data here [url="http://"http://seamless.usgs.gov/"]http://seamless.usgs.gov/[/url]
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SRTM30 would be a couple tiles at most and easy to work with, not to mention an appropriate resolution.
http://
Thanks! Great suggestion... found the data here [url="http://"http://seamless.usgs.gov/"]http://seamless.usgs.gov/[/url]
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Posted 07 April 2006 - 08:47 PM
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Thanks
for the great sites everyone and the DEM Jpeg Erin, they definitely
help out. Nice to see other people out there that are such GIS/map
dorks like me.
for the great sites everyone and the DEM Jpeg Erin, they definitely
help out. Nice to see other people out there that are such GIS/map
dorks like me.
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[url="http://"http://gos2.geodata.gov/"]http://gos2.geodata.gov[/url]
I get alot of data from them "
[url="http://"http://gos2.geodata.gov/"]http://gos2.geodata.gov[/url]
I get alot of data from them "
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