This was a follow-up to a posting a made a few minutes before this one with
some direct answers and an attached file.  Somehow this posting came
through, but not the other one.  Did anyone see the first one?


Lloyd A Treinish/Watson/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@opendx.watson.ibm.com on 02/09/2001
02:31:48 PM

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On the use of MapDrape, the surface input is the original 2d data not the
output of RubberSheet.  You should Collect, however, the RubberSheet output
with that of MapDrape.  You might want to combine this into your own macro,
or modify MapDrape.



"Allard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on 02/09/2001
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I have created a rubbersheet surface from some  data which are scatterd and
the location vector consists of longitude and  latitude coordinates  My
only variable is a scalar.  I autogridded the  data and then used
rubbersheet to create a surface.  I would like to know  how it would be
possible to map the outlines of the 48 continental United States  onto this
surface.  I've tried using the worldmapprojection macro and have  the map
and the surface in two completely different spots on the final  image.
Also, the map appears to be reversed.  If the current  cartography package
isn't able to do this, how easy is it to get GIS data into a  DX file
format?  Can I use something like ArcView to do it and what would I  have
to do to map it onto my surface?

Any advice would be appreciated.







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