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From: crum@lipari.usc.edu (Gary L. Crum)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Digital Elevation Maps...
Keywords: DEM, USGS, maps
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Date: 15 Nov 88 05:29:23 GMT
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In article <20601@apple.Apple.COM> bldrnr@Apple.COM (Brian Hurley) writes:
>If the original poster is still out there:  Can you tell us where the maps
>went?  Does anyone else have maps of this type.  If I get enough info I will

I moved my map archive from wasatch.utah.edu to panarea.usc.edu [128.165.3.54].
A README on wasatch indicates this, so I assume you merely forgot the hostname.
See my posting to comp.archives for more information about the "new" archive.
In particular, the files map/dem/MAP.N0009338 and map/dem/MAP.N0009338.Z
contain the USGS NCIC DEM map of the Ft. Douglas quad, the latter compressed
(around 280K bytes while the uncompressed file contains over 1M bytes).

That "files [from my archive] were copied incorrectly" is news to me.
Do you mean the DEM map that I purchased (and read in with the ansitape
program for UNIX) or the files in the older terrain format, contributed
by Thorsten von Eicken of AT&T Bell Laboratories?

Gary Crum
crum@cse.usc.edu, crum@wasatch.utah.edu