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Info-Graphics Digest
Author: Info-Graphics moderator Andy Cro...
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1986 11:00
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1986 11:00
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Info-Graphics Digest Sun Jan 12 03:00:24 PST 1986
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Today's Topics:
Bay Area SIGGRAPH
tektronix 4129 help needed
Problem: Screen dumping to an IBM 32872C printer
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Date: Wed, 8 Jan 86 09:30:49 PST
From: stephan@wilbur.ARPA (Stephan Keith)
Subject: Bay Area SIGGRAPH
San Francisco Bay Area SIGGRAPH Announcement
- TITLE: DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING FOR REMOTE SENSING -- With Examples of
Images of the San Francisco Area.
A report on the results of an on-going NASA Scientific investigation
that involves the processing of data from two new earth observation
satellites -- LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT 5. Several new digital image
processing techniques have been developed to compensate for failed
detectors and to improve the data radiometry, geometry and quality. In
particular, the current use of personal computers for LANDSAT image
processing will be described. The resulting data have been registered
to cartographic maps and digital terrain data sets, allowing the
generation of interesting new presentations and oblique views. The talk
will also touch on the application of future technologies to image
processing and information extraction.
- WHO: Ralph Berstein, Senior Staff Member, IBM Palo Alto Scientific
Center
Ralph Bernstein is the Principle Investigator on the current NASA
LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-5 research program. He is editor of the book
"Digital Image Processing for Remote Sensing", has contributed to a
number of other books, and has contributed to a number of other books,
and has authored over fifty scientific and technical papers. Ralph
Bernstein has received awards and honors from IBM, NASA, IEEE, and Tau
Beta Pi; and he has been elected to Who's Who in America.
- WHEN: 8 pm, Tuesday, 28 January 1986.
- WHERE:
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
2575 Sand Hill Road, in the Auditorium
(Ask for directions at the guard kiosk).
___________________ NOTICES ______________________
If you wish to provide Administrative Assistance or help us to acquire
Technical Speakers, please contact:
Dan Clarke
2132 Randolph Drive
San Jose, CA 95128 408/496-7302
If you wish to become a member of the Local SIGGRAPH, send inquiries to:
S.R. Keith
Mailing Secretary
Bay Area SIGGRAPH
P.O. Box 3553
Santa Clara, CA 95055
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Date: Thu, 9 Jan 86 14:35:57 PST
From: Marty Cohen <mcohen%NRTC@USC-ECL.ARPA>
Subject: tektronix 4129 help needed
We have a Tek 4129 which I want to use to display gray scale images on.
So far, no luck.
I have tried the STI plot-10 package and gotten results that I
do not understand.
We have the DMA connection (to a VAX 8600 running VMS 4.1a),
but I have not tried this.
Any help would be appreciated.
Please reply to mcohen%NRTC@USC-ECL
If anyone else wants to know the answers, and I get any,
I will post them to this bboard.
Thanks,
Marty Cohen
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11:18:33 CST
Date: Thu, 9 Jan 1986 12:15 EST
From: William J. Joel <JZEM%MARIST.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU>
Subject: Problem: Screen dumping to an IBM 32872C printer
I am trying to do a screen dump to an IBM 32872C printer of graphics,
but all I get are characters - no graphics.
Is there a way of setting the 3287 such that it will accept the input
stream as graphics info instead of text data?
Please note: the graphics are being created with IBM's APL GRAPHPAK.
Acknowledge-To: William J. Joel <JZEM@MARIST>
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