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Digital Raster Graphics (DRG)
are scanned raster images of USGS(U.S. Geological Survey) paper topographic
maps. They include 1:20,000,
1:24,000, 1:25,000, 1:63,360, 1:100,000 and 1:250,000 scale maps. The
geo-referenced scanned images are stored as Tagged Image File Format (TIFF)
files and include geo-referencing (Tif World File - TFW) information.The
map is scanned at a minimum resolution of 250 dots per inch. Micropath
has in stock for immediate delivery all USGS, Teale (California) and TVA
(Tennessee Valley Authority) DRG's for the continental United States,
Hawaii and Alaska. DRG's are available either in 1° x 1° degree units
or by the individual USGS quadmap. If you require assistance in selecting
DRG's, please contact us by e-mail or by telephone. Micropath can produce custom DRGs(CDRGs), clip map collars, mosaic to your specifications. Call 303.526-5454 or email us at support@micropath.com |
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| USGS 30-Meter (1-Second) Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) | ||
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Micropath has in-stock
all currently available USGS 30-meter (7.5 minute) ASCII Digital Elevation
Models for the United States. 30-Meter DEMs are an excellent source of
digitized terrain data for 3-D modeling, environmental, animation, educational,
contouring, mining, geological and radio propagation applications. 30-Meter
DEMs are available in the native USGS ASCII format and the Micropath binary
format. The binary format is compatible with Micropath 2001 as well as
with radio engineering software available from Softwright(TAP),Safco(Wizard),
and Contract Engineering(PATHLOSS). The Importance and Need for DEMs To order DEMs, download trial version of MapExplorer and follow the instructions or call us at 303.526-5454 |
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| USGS 90-Meter (3-Second) Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) |
| 3-Arc second coverage of the United States is complete its' territories. 3-Arc Second DEMs are available in the native USGS ASCII (.DEM) and Micropath's binary formats(.30m). The binary format is compatible with Micropath 2001, Safco(Wizard), and Contract Engineering(Pathloss) radio propagation software. | ||