Hi Eric,
As a start for the northern half of the continent; here is a link to a
map of all the Canadian Base Network (CBN) reference stations in Canada.
Not sure if this is what you are looking for but it has a map of all the
stations with precise point locations for each station:
Hello,
A question to anyone out there who has experience using Vertical Mapper
for displaying 3D images of the seafloor:
My problem is this: I can create grids of sounding data to show
seafloor relief (derived from multibeam or single-beam data files),
however, when I want to display this data
Hello,
This may be a very basic question, but what is the best procedure for
taking AutoCAD files and turning them into useable MapInfo tab files?
I have tried using Universal translator a few times (dxf to tab) and
there have been output errors and no tab files have been created. Is
this due
Hello,
Perhaps someone might be able to suggest a solution to my problem; or
point me in the right direction:
I have some multibeam data (seafloor bathymetry) in grid format that I
want to overlay with some raster navigational charts using Vertical
Mapper. I am relatively new to Vertical
Salut Francois,
I would suggest using the contact information on the following website:
http://mercator.geog.utoronto.ca/hacddp/page1.htm
The cartographer contact info is at the bottom of the linked page About the
Atlas Project. I am sure that they could provide the projection information
in
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, Bill Thoen wrote:
totally insignificant flyspecks on the world map that should have been
colonized
by proper countries years ago...
What kind of imperialistic dogma is this...? Surely this can't be
coming from one who dedicates their time to the significance of
'place'...
Hi Josh,
Under Create Thematic Map there is an option under Ranges- Point
Ranges-Varying Size. You can select the number of ranges you want; the
point size, colour scheme etc. You can also autospread colour and size
so that you can display variables with both graduated points and
graduated
Hi there,
Wondering if anyone can help. I am currently gridding up some multibeam
sonar data with MapInfo 7.0. I have done this before with some success.
The problem that I am encountering is that I have data that was
collected at a resolution of 2.5 metres. So, I have a huge point set
with
A quick question,
Is there any utility in MI that allows you to view a cross-sectional
profile of data with a z-value? I remember in ArcView there was a tool
that allowed you to draw a line across your map, then you could retrieve
a cross-section view of the elevation variation along that line.
it...
Cheers,
Scott
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I have done this before, but for me it was a real pain.
I used
I would like to use Hotlink to link to a form in MS Access. The problem
is I am not sure if it is possible to link directly to a form within a
.mdb project. Can you do this? If so how? I am not sure how to specify
the file location of a form. It would be nice to click on the map
location and go
Hi all,
MS Access seems quite good in that any changes made in either Access or
MapInfo will be visible in the other immediately . My problem is that
if I add geographic points in Access I will be able to see them in the
Browser window of MI, but in order to see the points on the map I have
to
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Subject: Combining thematic map types
I would like to use a graduated symbol map to display varying chemical
concentrations found at different sites
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