Hi Antilla Perttu and the gstat users 
looks as if there are no repls to your mail Antilla Perttu or I missed it.
Well, I had the same problem with an e00 file and didnt managed it either.
My solution was to write a small tool that cuts my dataset into pieces
which I than used to feed gstat. I combined it with coordinate ids
from the subsetting procedure (center coordinates of the subsets) - and
the outcome is something like a segmentation with gstat estimate
attributes. I works fine for me but the e00 approach is still on my
list. The interesting point for you: I am
doing the whole thing for forestry as well and with highres digital stereo
scanner data (HRSC-A Data) for forest stand structure attributes.
   
If there is someout out there that has experience with the e00 integration
with "edges: '*.e00' ... 
I would also very much appreciate a helpfull hand in that respect :)) .

All the best.

Soeren


> Dear Gstat users,
> 
> My intention is to use variogram information to predict forest stand
> attributes. To do that I need to get the sample variograms (and 
> possibly
> the variogram model parameters) from every stand from an aerial
> photograph. The aerial photo is in the Arc/Info grid format and the 
> stand
> boundaries are in an Arc/Info coverage. Now I have two questions:
> 
> 1) When I tried to read the boundaries from a tiny area into Gstat, I 
> got
> the following message
> 
> Warning: cannot read 7 integers from `ARC  2
> '
> 
> What went wrong? My command file looks like this:
> #
> # gstat command file, Sparc version 2.3.0 (01 December 2000)
> # Thu Jan 18 16:06:02 2001
> #
> data(c1): 'koeg.txt';
> variogram(c1): 1047.61 Sph(5.41943);
> set fit = 1;
> edges: 'koe.e00';
> 
> and the boundary file begins like this:
> EXP  0 /DATA6/ANTTILA/KOE.E00                                     
> 
> ARC  2
>          1       619       424       424         1         2         4
>  3.5018355E+06 6.9378395E+06 3.5018555E+06 6.9378400E+06
>  3.5018335E+06 6.9378190E+06 3.5018355E+06 6.9378395E+06
>         -1         0         0         0         0         0         0 CNT
>  2
>          0 3.5018730E+06 6.9378305E+06
> ...
> 
> 2) Is my approach right at all, in other words is it possible to 
> calculate all the variograms at the same time using these data with 
> Gstat?
> 
> I would be really grateful of any piece of advice, suggestions and 
> comments.
> 
> Best regards,
> Perttu
> 
> * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
> Mr Perttu Anttila
> Researcher
> University of Joensuu
> Faculty of Forestry
> P.O. Box 111
> FIN-80101 Joensuu
> Finland
> Tel. +358-13-2514519
> Fax. +358-13-2514444
> E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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