Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately, I still have dial-up. Can you believe that?
Both zone 11 and zone 17 were tried, but both failed to come up after 3 minutes, and the status bar froze about half way.
I will try this again later. It would be really nice to have full coverage, especially for states like FL that are pretty hard to find. I know there is topozone as a last resort, but I prefer actual DRG downloads if possible.
Mike
"John D. Evans" wrote:
> Hello Mike, > > For a different approach, the following URLs will get you seamless, > multi-resolution DRG coverage for the entire conterminous US, via an > early version of OGC's Web Map Service (WMS v0.9): > http://ortho.ftw.nrcs.usda.gov/drg2.html > http://ortho.ftw.nrcs.usda.gov/drg4.html > (This is from an experiment at the Agriculture Dept. (USDA) data > warehouse, to which I contributed the original open source software > (http://tull.mit.edu/orthoserver).) > > Unfortunately, the GUI client there is a bit rudimentary: it uses some > funky HTML that only works right in Internet Explorer. So, use IE > (cringe :-) to test it. But it's open source software, written in Perl: > you might use it as a starting point. Better yet, because of the open > WMS interface, you could use a variety of other WMS clients to connect > to this server, including some open source options. Let me know if I can > point you to useful resources -- or perhaps nudge the USDA people > towards a full WMS v1.0 or v1.3 (the current version). > > -- > John D. Evans, Ph.D. <john.evans@gsfc.nasa.gov> > GST, Inc. / NASA Geospatial Interoperability Office (GIO) > 1-301-286-0803 / 1-240-542-1133
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