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"Johnnie D. Sutherland" <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 4 Nov 1997 16:22:20 EST
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This message is from Brad Green.----------------------Johnnie
 
 
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>Date: Tue, 04 Nov 1997 09:40:15 -0800
>From: "Brad R. Green" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: "Fwd: New ...World Map, Satellite Atlas, CD-ROM satellite atlas"
 
 
Here are some new product descriptions for your information.
 
WORLD MAP
Published by Michelin
8th 1997/1998 edition
Scale: 1:28,000,000 at equator
Size: 40" x 57" or 1m x 1.44m
Projection: Van der Grinten
Eurocentric
Inset maps of Arctic, Antarctic and World Time Zones
Price laminated (plastic coated and rolled) version CDN$ 36.00 or US$ 26.00
Price paper map CDN$ 20.00 or US$ 15.00
 
This latest edition of the World wall map published by Michelin reflects the changes to
the former country of Zaire which is now noted as Democratic Republic of Congo and the
new status of Hong  Kong within China.
 
As is previous editions the flags of all 192 countries of the world are arranged
alphabetically on the top and bottom with the country name and index letter / number for
locating as well as population in thousands of inhabitants (1994 figures), surface area
in square miles and population density in persons per square mile.
 
Each country is shown in a different color and grey shading is used to show elevations.
The major transportation network (road, rail) is indicated and there is some bathymetry
and spot elevatations both offshore and of major mountain peaks onshore.
 
Administrative divisions are shown and labelled within the larger countries: Canada,
USA, Russia, China, Australia, Brazil, Argentina and India.
 
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The Cartographic Satellite Atlas of the World
Published by Warwick Publishing Inc.
Satellite Imagery by WorldSat International Inc.
1997 ed
ISBN 1895629993
Printed & bound hardcover in Canada
152 pages total
104 pages of satellite image maps
28 page index of settlements and features
Price CDN$ 40.00 or US$ 35.00
 
Starting with an introduction to satellite mapping and some additional technical
information on image processing and analysis the atlas leads into seven pages of images
of major cities and contrasting geographical regions.
 
The major section of the atlas is fifty one pages of 1kilometre resolution, full color
satellite maps of the entire world from pole to pole each interpreted and enhanced with
elevation data and overlaid with cartographic detail. This detail is cities,
international and other administrative boundaries but not roads or railways. The lines
of latitude and longitude are clearly shown across all maps. Differing dot size and
shape show different population ranges for cities and the text for cities is reversed
out in clear white which contrasts nicely with the colorful images.
 
The new country name for the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire) has been
included as well as the new status of Hong Kong within China.
 
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3D Atlas of the World
CD-ROM
AXION Multimedia Products
Satellite Imagery by WorldSat International Inc.
System requirement Windows 95 with minimum 8MB Ram
Price CDN$ 64.95 or US$ 56.95
 
1km resolution satellite images and elevations of the whole world on one CD-ROM features
real time, interactive flybys for flight simulation effect. A database of statistical
information and locations. Print, clip and paste functions allow for import and export
of images into other applications for presentations (subject to licence agreement
enclosed in software). Technical support, statistical updates and geographic links
available from Website.
 
View 3D models of anywhere in the world with overlays of the terrain elevation, shaded
relief, slope and cross sections. Manipulate the view by tilt, rotate, zoom in or out
functions. See panoramic views from any location and examine effects such as flooding on
the terrain as you dynamically flood the 3D model.

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