Customer
Profile:
Geologic Data Systems,
Inc.

Geologic Data Systems,
Inc., provides geologic, topographic, environmental and other industry
related digital data. This data, which is supplied at various scales for
much of the world, is available in multiple Geographic Information Systems
(GIS ) formats with consistent layering and attribution schemes. They
provide datasets at very competitive prices and still retain the
accuracies needed to meet the growing demands of government and industry.
Take the Trivia Challenge!
Answers at bottom of page
1. The Simple Cylindrical is one of the
simplest of all map projections, what is the other name for which it is
known?
2. This city was part of the Persian Empire 512 BC. It was attacked by
Persians, Arabs, Bulgars & Russians from the 6th-13th centuries.; and
then taken by Fourth Crusade Army in 1203. Hint for
GPS users: Lat: 41.033 Lon: 28.950
3. What are hachures?
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The latest Hawkeye includes a new command to insert
Georeferenced Tiff files. Since the appropriate location is encoded in the georeferenced Tiff file,
Hawkeye can automatically place, scale, and rotate the image. This can save
hours of error prone manual manipulation of coordinate data.
Tiff's georeferenced with a world file, or georeferenced internally, can be used. Sorry, but we couldn't get this to work reliably in release 14.
So this feature is only available for AutoACD 2000 users.
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Trivia Answers:
1. Platte Carrée. Check out this months GIS Tips
Article.
2. Istanbul. Check out this great links page for more waypoints:
http://joe.mehaffey.com/waypts-2.htm
3. Hachures are short, broken lines used to show relief and they are
sometimes used with contour lines on topographic maps. Answer found at MAP
READING AND LAND NAVIGATION site by the U.S. Army:
http://155.217.58.58/cgi-bin/atdl.dll/fm/21-26/toc.htm
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GIS Resources
New! MAP
READING AND LAND NAVIGATION site by the U.S. Army:
Introduction to Cartography - A links page with
many good resources.
Directions Magazine Tools Download Page
Geocomm.com's Software Top Ten Downloads
40 Years of NASA Earth Science
- An Online Museum
The Geoid Server Project -
GEOgraphical
Information and Data Server School of Geography and Yorkshire and
Humberside Regional Research Observatory, University of Leeds, UK
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