Stephen R Baig a écrit:
> Columns are Longitudes, Rows are Latitudes, values at intersection of
> rows/columns are data to be mapped.
>
> 95W 94W 93W 92W ...
> 29N 30 30 29 28 ....
> 28N 31 30 29 28 ....
> 27N 29 28 29 30 ....
> .. .. .. .. .. ....
> 19N 27 28 27 29 ....
I would use a raster GIS, such as Grass :
1- with a text editor delete first line
and first column (two commands with gvim)
2- import data in Grass , giving the boundaries
of the projection => you now have a georeferenced
raster image
3- convert it to sites (points) and export the
points in ascii (x, y, z) tupples, understandable
by MapInfo (you can also export it to an e00 file,
which can be imported by MapInfo)
--
Michel Wurtz
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