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13:13 2001-05-11 * [email protected] * Yukon Renewable Resources Yukon 30 meter Digital Elevation Model Support Scripts You can have all the AMLs I wrote to make this happen but be forewarned, I am not a programmer and have no training. Before starting this project I had not written any AML scripts. So they are messy, not well thought out, of greatly varying quality and stability, and unlikely to be very portable. If they blow up your computer or nuke your data, it's not my fault. All the same if they will help you, you are welcome to them. Read .\resources\Overview.txt for a general idea of how I proceeded, then .\50kdem\_ReadMe.aml for a more detailed, and out of date, description. Finally, if your insurance is paid and all your data is backed up, .\50kdem\whole_hog.aml is the master do-everything-at-once wrapper script. This package and it's contents are (c) 1999-2001 by Yukon Renewable Resources and published under the GNU Public License, v2 or later at your discretion. You may do whatever you wish with it inclcuding modification and redistribution provided you do not attempt to restrict others from doing the same. See the file LICENSE.TXT for the full text of the GPL. Why go through the bother of copyrighting and licensing this stuff rather than just placing it in the public domain? Because in the course of the 30m DEM project I ended up corresponding with and learning from many people through the newsgroups and mailing lists. I could not have done it with out them. One of those I corresponded with was an ArcInfo oldtimer from wayback who used to write and publish all his scripts for anybody to use. He stopped doing that when he discovered some of his scripts, almost completely unaltered, in the next release of ArcInfo without even a mention of the original author and copyrighted by ESRI. Because his scripts were public domain ESRI were completely within their legal rights to do that. Because of this I was deprived of the benefit of this oldtimer's experience. This will not happen with my works. -matt