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Subject: More info on computer mapping - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 8-Jan-84 22:43:09 EST
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parsec!kolstad    Jan  8 16:47:00 1984

I'm still on the track of good cave programs.  I finally found David
McKenzie.  He's at 3300 Hemlock in Austin, TX 78722.  He's callable
at 512-476-6069.  He has two different sets of computer programs:
one for micros, one for large numbercrunchers.  The micro programs can
do path closure calculations -- and soon should have some graphics and
plotting capabilities.  They run on CP/M (require apple softcard, too).
The large programs do plotting and all kinds of exciting things.

David pointed me to Bob Hoke (computer plotting subsection captain in
the NSS) and Bob Thrun (who has programs possibly as good as David's).
I'm working on tracking down their work.  Will report with a summary
when I find out the facts.