Cindy,
The Peruvian map dudes, "Instituto Geografico Militar" has
had a very slick and advanced web site for years. It is
easy to find on the web with a variety of search engines.
(I don't have my Peruvian file with me at home at the
moment.) You can even download an index map of the paper
map sheets they publish!
If you are willing to pay for the information, the Peruvian
government has what you need for a price. Try going to the
original source of DMA's information.
Furthermore, there are at least two outfits that sell that
licensed data (from IGM) in digital form for cities. This
is not a difficult task to search for and find on the
internet.
In this particular case, I believe you will find that
persistence will yield tangible results in short order.
Good luck.
Cliff
Clifford J. Mugnier ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The Topographic Engineering Laboratory
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, Louisiana 70148
Voice and Facsimilie: (504) 280-7095
On Sunday, 06 June, 1999 3:17 PM, Cindy Reid
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> Does anybody know where we might find 75 meter or better
> (prefer 30 meter)
> DEM's for the Lima, Peru area? We already have
> identified the NIMA
> /Defense Mapping Agencies' 30 arc seconds DTED (o) data,
> and it's not fine
> enough to accomplish the desired result. DTED (1) and
(2)
> are at 100 meter
> and 30 meter respectively, however they are classified
and
> as a business,
> not a defense user, they're not available to us. Anybody
> got any ideas?
>
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