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Mark,<br>
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Here's a color-by-elevation file from VTP (<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://vterrain.org/">http://vterrain.org/</a>).
You'll have to edit it to get it into GDAL's format:<br>
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Best Regards,<br>
Brent Fraser<br>
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colormap1<br>
blend: 1<br>
relative: 0<br>
size 35<br>
elev -6800.000000 color 255 255 255<br>
elev -6400.000000 color 20 20 30<br>
elev -6000.000000 color 60 60 70<br>
elev -5600.000000 color 120 120 130<br>
elev -5200.000000 color 180 185 190<br>
elev -4800.000000 color 160 80 0<br>
elev -4400.000000 color 128 128 0<br>
elev -4000.000000 color 160 0 160<br>
elev -3600.000000 color 144 64 144<br>
elev -3200.000000 color 128 128 128<br>
elev -2800.000000 color 64 128 60<br>
elev -2400.000000 color 0 128 0<br>
elev -2000.000000 color 0 128 128<br>
elev -1600.000000 color 0 0 160<br>
elev -1200.000000 color 43 90 142<br>
elev -800.000000 color 81 121 172<br>
elev -400.000000 color 108 156 195<br>
elev -1.000000 color 182 228 255<br>
elev 0.000000 color 0 0 238<br>
elev 0.100000 color 40 224 40<br>
elev 450.000000 color 0 128 0<br>
elev 900.000000 color 100 144 76<br>
elev 1350.000000 color 204 170 136<br>
elev 1800.000000 color 136 100 70<br>
elev 2250.000000 color 128 128 128<br>
elev 2700.000000 color 180 128 64<br>
elev 3150.000000 color 255 144 32<br>
elev 3600.000000 color 200 110 80<br>
elev 4050.000000 color 160 80 160<br>
elev 4500.000000 color 144 40 128<br>
elev 4950.000000 color 128 128 128<br>
elev 5400.000000 color 255 255 255<br>
elev 5850.000000 color 255 255 128<br>
elev 6300.000000 color 255 128 0<br>
elev 6750.000000 color 0 128 0<br>
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On 10/14/2010 6:16 PM, Mark Millman wrote:
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<p class="MsoNormal">I am in need of some color_text files to
use with the
gdaldem color-relief utility to create color relief versions
of Slope, Aspect,
Roughness, TRI, & TPI maps. I seems to me that these
ought to be pretty standard
and as my skill set is on the developer side rather than the
cartographer side
of things I am hoping that some generous cartographer out
there has already
created some eye candy quality color_text_files for this
purpose.<o:p></o:p></p>
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<p class="MsoNormal">Thanks in advance. Mark<o:p></o:p></p>
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