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You can use ESRI Collector for androidot the mobile version of Oziexplorer (not free)

stefano, you can use this data as WMS service with Global mapper italian edition, then save it as kml or kmz file to open with Google Earth

stephenhann, if your excel file contains the latitude/longitude data, you can easly build a point shapefile and load together the raster inside arcgis or in a free gis program like QGIS.

Load the map(raster) in envi or erdas or globalmapper.. save it as geotiff and select the resolution and type 100 meters. After you can load the new raster map on arcgis, erdas, envi or globalmapper and start the vectorializzation... Or you can use the raster to vector function available also in envi or erdas.. But i suggest you before start to make a new vector theme to save it already georeferenced with a 100 meters pixel resolution...

darksabersan, you need first to licensed your version of arcsde otherwise arcatalog wont connect through porstgresql..While you get the license you need to enable the geodb feature in arccatalog, by inserting the location of the license file with extension .ecp

here the page http://courses.learnpracticalgis.com/l1-2-digitize/

try to use the free tool GEotrans by NGA http://earth-info.nga.mil/GandG/geotrans/#Downloading

TRy MapGuide: robust server like apache and opensurce hosted and developed by autodesk...

Change you envi program to the v4.8 or v5..Download the rigorous orthorectification module -change the landsat image projection to the dem projection...(you can do this job on fly with envi) -Now you can use the tool to orhorectify your portion of satellite images...

here another working link size: 100 mb

cslraju do you know about the line segmentation...????? Use the feature as polyline M, then use the grips to connect the various vertex...!!!! Good luck

Rename the file as "gmapsupp.img" and put it in the SD card.... You need first to make a folder "Garmin" in the SD card..

Check the PirateBay Torrents...

HAPPY NEW 2013 TO WHOLE FORUM...!!!!!

Only for your info, the version of ecw is now the v4.3, not the 3.0... The last plugin for arcgis have the v4.2.. And the last ecw sdk have the v4.3.. The download is free but is necessary a license file to work wtih the sdk..

Here link to 3 spot 6 example images... Full resolution ftp://ftp.astrium-geo.com/spot6/

Check on aquaveo.. Is present the complete groundwater course with archydro, with a 1.50 GB of tutotial files and videos.. http://www.aquaveo.com/ahgw-learning

Arhanghelul only with a geopdf you can restore all the vectors when you import the file under illustrator (and you need the last edition of mapublisher)... If is a sample pdf, you lose all the vector layers and the coordinate, because the file will be rasterized So, if is a sample pdf, forget to recover coordinate and layers.. I suggest you to save the pdf file to an image, try to manually georeference the image , then you can import the file in arcgis... Otherwise try the tool "pdf2dxf"....

All you need is the last version of lmtools, lmgrd ad lmutils.exe.. Are free available through macrovision http://www.globes.com/support/fnp_utilities_download.htm#downloads And for your info erdas imagine 9.1 and 9.2 does not work on Win7 Only starting the v9.3...

The new MAPublisher 9 can import geopdf with vector data.... And is present an easy tool called pdf to dxf....

I suggest you to use first the guide of ENVI and erdas.... Are more accurate and you can find the differences between the landsat 7 termal bands... And check the plugins on the exelis website http://www.exelisvis.com/language/en-US/UserCommunity/CodeLibrary.aspx

Here another trick to inport Shp file into petrel with Xtools Pro http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/12362-ArcGIS-to-Schlumberger-Petrel-format Untill ESRI supply a plug-in allowing free movement of shapefiles from Arc into Petrel I have been using XPro Tools to export shapefiles into Petrel via text files (ASCAII files): For polylines (in a file geodatabase) I have converted the vectors into points using the ArcMap Tool drop down menu and selecting convert to point. Then I aadd X,Y (Z if needed) data by using XPro Tools Table Operations, which can be viewed, once the operation is complete, in ArcCatalog or the Attribute Table, the tool gathers XYZ co-ordinates for each points and adds them to a table. Then using the XPro Tools convert the Point Shapefiles into Text files by using the 'Table Operations' > 'Export Table' to Text menu to convert all the points into a text file/or you can use excel spreadsheet (BTW this will accept any data in the attribute table), which can be imported into Petrel using Irap classic lines or points or Zmap point imports. But if you have the plugin i can easly patch the signature......

8556732As far i know, exist only the x86 plugins for petrel v2010.2.2...... And is not free. You need to patch the license check(is very easy)...Check at the schlumberger Oceans store web site..... I dont know another way to import shape file into petrel.....