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[McIDAS #NMK-655390]: Map files



Hi Paul,

re:
> I have been wanting to use the VH in the MAP VH command for satellite
> images in our scripts. However, if those better images go into Canada and
> do not get those boundaries. You would think in 2016 the better resolution
> map files would be available all over North America. Is there are way to
> combine the two into one map file?

Have you checked out the "very high" resolution maps that are available
in OUTVHRES ("very high" resolution land-water borders) and OUTVHPOL
("very high" resolution land-water and political boundaries) map files?

The way that you use either of these map files (any map file for that
matter) is by specifying the file in the MAP invocation.

For instance:

SF 1
ERASE F
MAP NA FILE=OUTVHRES
ERASE F
MAP NACONF FILE=OUTVHRES
ERASE F
MAP WORLD FILE=OUTVHRES

etc.

and:

MAP NA FILE=OUTVHPOL
ERASE F
MAP NACONF FILE=OUTVHPOL
ERASE F
MAP WORLD FILE=OUTVHPOL

To see all of the map outline files included in Unidata McIDAS-X, run:

DMAP OUT

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: NMK-655390
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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