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Information, Files & GIS Utilities -
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ICData.zip |
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| Date | Map Files | |
| 25th January 2007 |
![]() Unzip the .shp map-files to a folder, then add the files to the GIS map using the |
USA_ShapeFileMaps
1.2MB Canada_ShapeFileMaps 28MB ('shape' map-files) |
| 7th November 2007 |
![]() Unzip the Alaska 'Coverage' map-files into the \forest and \info folders, then add pat.adf to the GIS map using the |
Alasksa_CoverageMap.zip (7MB 'coverage' map-file set) |
| 230th November 2007 |
![]() Unzip the Massachusetts 'MrSID' three image map-files into a folder, then add the three .sid images to a UTM Zone 19 Massachusetts GIS map using the |
MassachusettsUTM19 MrSIDImageMaps.zip 30MB ('MrSID' 3-image map-file set) Add to a Massachusetts UTM Zone 19 Map |
| 24th November 2007 |
![]() Unzip the Wyoming 'Geotiff' image map-file into a folder, then add MtBonneville.tif to a UTM Zone 12 Wyoming GIS map using the |
WyomingUTM12_GeotiffImageMap.zip (3MB 'geotiff' image map-file set) Add to a Wyoming UTM Zone 12 Map |
| 11th November 2007 |
![]() Unzip the Texas 'GRID' image map-files into the \hgaclc_u15 and \info folders, then add hdr.adf to a UTM Zone 15 Texas GIS map using the |
TexasUTM15_GridImageMap.zip (7MB 'grid' image map-file set) Add to a Texas UTM Zone 15 Map |
| 15th November 2007 |
![]() Unzip the Texas 'BIL' image map-files into the \HoustonGalverstonLandCover folder, then add hgaclci_145.bil to a UTM Zone 15 Texas GIS map using the |
TexasUTM15_BILImageMap.zip (7MB 'bil' image map-file set) Add to a Texas UTM Zone 15 Map |
| 26th September 2008 |
![]() Unzip the California 'img' & 'lan' image map-files into a folder, then add the '.img' & '.lan' images to a UTM Zone 10 California GIS map using the |
CaliforniaUTM10_IMG_LAN.zip (3MB 'img' & 'lan' image map-file set) Add to a California UTM Zone 10 Map |
| 28th September 2008 |
![]() Unzip the Minnesota 'gis' image map-files into a folder, then add the '.gis' image to a UTM Zone 15 Minnesota GIS map using the |
MinnesotaUTM15_GISImageMap.zip (1.4MB 'gis' image map-file) Add to a Minnesota UTM Zone 15 Map |
| 2nd February 2007 |
![]() Unzip the example CAD files to a folder, then add them to the GIS map using the |
ExampleCADFiles.zip (DWG & DXF files) |
| 27th February 2008 |
![]() Unzip the Utah 'jpg' and '.shp' map-files into a folder, then add CottonWoodsCanyon.jpg, ProvoCanyon.jpg and the '.shp' files to a UTM Zone 12 Utah GIS map using the |
ProvoCanyonUT_UTM12.zip CottonwoodCanyonUT_UTM12.zip (3.3MB & 10MB map-file sets) Add to a Utah UTM Zone 12 Map |
| 15th January 2009 |
![]() Unzip the map-files to a folder, then add the .shp file to the GIS map using the |
WashingtonState_UTM10.zip
8.7MB ('shape' map-file) US National Grid State Maps |
| Date | File / WebLink | |
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3rd January 2009 |
Unzip the Incident Commander Map Symbol fonts, then drop them into the Fonts folder, located in the Windows-Control Panel |
'Incident Commander
Pro' Map Symbols IncidentCommanderFonts |
| 3rd June 2007
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Scalebars_Grids.zip Templates as ( .dxf CAD-files) |
| 3rd April 2008 |
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CAD_MapLocator.xls (For Geo-locating CAD files) Example .dwg cad-file CADSitePlan.zip |
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25th January 2007 |
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SimplifiedNMEA183TrackFile.csv DetailedMEA183TrackFile.csv Surrey/Vancouver, BC. UTM Zone 10 |
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21st February 2007 |
Unzip the Upper_LevelsPoint map-file, then add to the GIS map using the (Select the Map Layers legend, STD Labels... TIME field to display the track's UTC date/time-stamps on the map) |
Upper_LevelsPoint.zip (GPS track saved as 'shape' map-file) West Vancouver, BC. UTM Zone 10 |
| 25th January 2007 |
To
correctly project a 'shape' file onto the GIS
module's NAD83 map display a companion .prj projection file may be
needed. eg for MyTrackLine.shp: Copy NAD83MapProjectionFile.prj to MyTrackLine.prj ( in the same directory as your .shp file). |
NAD83 Map Projection
File for displaying 'shape' map files NAD83MapProjectionFile.prj (text file, opens with Notepad) |
| 25th October 2008 |
To
correctly display geo-referenced 'Incident Commander Pro' shapefile maps
of eg for Save Target As... |
'Incident
Commander Pro' Map Projection Files for displaying geo-referenced 'shape' file in other GIS applications |
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25th January 2007 |
To
correctly scale/position an image file (tif, gif, jpg, bmp, sid, .bil, .gis) within the map's UTM zone
a companion 'world-file' is needed for each image-file. MyMap.tfw for MyMap.tif MyMap.gfw for MyMap.gif MyMap.jgw for MyMap.jpg MyMap.bpw for MyMap.bmp MyMap.sdw for MyMap.sid MyMap.blw for MyMap.bil MyMap.gsw for MyMap.gis world-files. (This example is for a tif image with a 1.6 meter x 1.6 meter pixel size, and a top left corner (in UTM Zone 10 North) 0480162 E, 5465433 N) |
Geo-referencing 'World'
File for image files North of the Equator LightHousePark.tfw WestVancouver, BC. UTM Zone 10 N (text file, opens with Notepad) |
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6th May 2007 |
To
correctly scale/position an image file (tif, gif, jpg, bmp, sid, .bil, .gis) within the map's UTM zone
a companion 'world-file' is needed for each image-file. MyMap.tfw for MyMap.tif MyMap.gfw for MyMap.gif MyMap.jgw for MyMap.jpg MyMap.bpw for MyMap.bmp MyMap.sdw for MyMap.sid MyMap.blw for MyMap.bil MyMap.gsw for MyMap.gis world-files. (This example is for a jpg image with a 25.0 meter x 25.0 meter pixel size, and a top left corner (in UTM Zone 55 South) 0645512 E, 7758587 N) |
Geo-referencing 'World'
File for image files South of the Equator ProserpineAUS.jgw Proserpine, Australia UTM Zone55 S (text file, opens with Notepad) |
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17th July 2009 |
1. Copy your Incident Commander Pro Route Waypoint CSV file into the Excel 'ICPro' worksheet. 2. Paste the 'MNDNR-Garmin' worksheet into the MNDR_GarminWaypointTable or paste the 'GPSUtility' worksheet into a GPSU text-file |
ICPro_to_GPSUtility_MNDNRGarmin _Waypoints.xls |
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17th July 2009 |
Set MN DNR-Garmin projection to ESRI-format NAD83 and load it's NAD83 Projection file. Downloaded GPS Tracks can then be Saved To 'shape' files (Unprojected) - with automatic projection file creation - and then directly displayed by 'Incident Commander Pro'. |
(ArcGIS 9.x compatible version) |
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25th January 2007 |
- Track shape-files will require a companion .prj projection file of the same name. |
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25th January 2007 |
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| 25th January 2007 |
GPSBabel: Flexible program for downloading GPS tracks, waypoints, and routes. Easily converts from one map-file format to another. |
GPSBabel |
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25th January 2007 |
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7th November 2007 |
for display in 'Incident Commander Pro' Creates the required data and 'info' directories eg C:\MyMap\rivers and C:\MyMap\info |
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5th April 2008 |
- for display in 'Incident Commander Pro'. Free version for smaller image files |
Image Compressor |
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