On Aug 10, 2007, at 1:56 AM, Bernard Michael Tyers wrote:
Can I ask how you created/plotted the grey dotted rectangular box on
the map? I am guessing its the search area of that particular
aircraft?
That is the position ambiguity for that APRS station, which is in
fact an aircraft. For wh
http://www.eng.uah.edu/~jdw/xastir/box-snapshot.png
light green is background, blue is water, dark green is parks/refuges/
forests, black lines are highways, red lines are interstates/
controlled access roads, dashed lines are railroads, yellow areas are
city limits.
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Hi,
Can I ask how you
Hi, all...
I just received an e-mail from a supplier about the Garmin Rino. Has
anyone else heard this info... any confirmation?
I have just received an email from one of the general wholesale
distributors
who now offer Garmin products. The email indicates the RINO models are
That looks pretty good and gives me an idea of what to start with.
I do have one question on the downloaded Tiger data. When I unzipped
Tennessee for example, it created two directories, Polygons and Polylines.
In the corresponding directories I see (I'll use my home county as an
example):
/usr/l
I'm sending this here in the hope that someone can point me towards a
mailing list to deal with my problem.
I'm using the radio propagation program, Splat! and I have one annoying
problem.
If I plot a point-to-point link the underlying topographic information
shows up as grey scale. However,
Hello from the 16th annual Linux Picnic.
As promised, I have released my CA TOPOs and shaded-relief DEMs to the public.
Further datasets are to follow in the coming months.
http://www.stratofox.org/twiki/bin/view/GIS/WebHome
Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Godda go! Ice cr
