Corps of Engineers routine info wanted

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From: DAVISON
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1987 04:15

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There is a Fortran program called FSIR, Fortran Source Inventory and
Renumbering, listed in a catalog by the US Army Corps of Engineers 
Hydrologic Engineering Center, someplace in California.  It is 
rumored that this program (3500 lines of code) is available on the arpanet,
possibly through the University of Georgia or Atlanta ("UGA").  Does
any netlander have any info on how to get this program through FTP?  It may
also be called COSMIC (the program package, or maybe the machine).  The
local engineering types all know about the USACE programs, but don't know
where to find it.  The documentation one person has says that the program
costs > $1,000 (!!!) but the entry is vague and may refer to the entire
COSMIC package.  

Any info would be appreciated by a buncha engineering types.

Dan Davison // BITNET: BCHS6@UHUPVM1 // ARPA: DAVISON@SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU
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p.s. I'm a biologist type
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