[aprssig] 'view sheds' ? topo data
K. Mark Caviezel kmcaviezel at yahoo.comTue Nov 9 18:47:29 UTC 2004
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by the by, before everyone starts clamoring for 'where to get the topo data?' it's worth saying that the topographic data from the Shuttle Radar Topography data is freely available from NASA in 1 arc second and 3 arcsecond flavors. A 'square degree' in 1-arc second resolution is about 25 megs unzipped. It's worth noting that that shuttle mission was flown in the winter, I think standing water spoofed the radar. The lakebed of the 4000 foot altitude black rock desert 'playa' has some holes in it the register as 0 feet elevation. Those holes equate to the lowest ground, standing water on it probably absorbed or completely reflected the radar pulses with no back scatter. These holes in the data are obvious for elevated terrain, lower elevation data maybe not as obvious. - KMC ng0x
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