Maptitude - http://research.umbc.edu/~roswell/maptitude.html
Reinaldo:
>I have not found anything like that nor in Maptitude neither in TransCAD
>manuals (the word Rubbersheeting is not even mentioned!)
TransCAD has rubbersheeting (Tools-Rubbersheet in TransCAD 3.6,
Tools-Geographic Utilities-Rubbersheet in TransCAD 4.0), but the
description was accidentally left out of the documentation prior to Version
4.0. Here is the help topic:
Rubbersheeting Geographic Files
If you need to make adjustments to the positions and shapes of many map
features in a geographic file, you can use rubbersheeting. Imagine putting
pins in a distorted map and moving those pins to their correct location to
remove the distortion. The areas between the pins will be stretched and
moved as well. The more pins (control points) you use, the more detailed
the correction can be. The Tools-Geographic Utilities-Rubbersheet command
displays a toolbox that lets you set control points, identify their true
location, and save the results in a new geographic file. You must use at
least three control points to rubbersheet a layer.
(For How To, see the attachment)
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