Jack Twilley

Downloading broke in July 2014 because the USGS folks changed their API for the files this project uses. The develop branch's README.md explains how to retrieve data from the USGS...

Actually, now that I think about it, redoing the front end is going to have to come first.

I don't know what stone has been added in the recent snapshots, but whatever you do want to add has to be added to pymclevel first, and then the pymclevel...

This will be harder than I expected. A lot more changed in pymclevel than I thought.

This is an interesting idea! The best way to see what the USGS has to offer is to use http://viewer.nationalmap.gov/example/eros_inventory_proxy_json_v2.html. For example, the Provincetown region has a product with the...

The product key came from hacking region.py actually -- I knew I forgot something! Add 'SEAMTITLE' to the desiredAttributes value in region.py and then run ./GetRegion.py on the region of...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Transverse_Mercator_coordinate_system Fun fact: there are ten UTM zones across the continental US. No idea about Puerto Rico, Hawaii, or Alaska. The GDAL transformations should be pretty straightforward from the UTM...

Can you attach some images? Specifically, the TIF and the test terrain would help. If you hack region.py and add SEAMTITLE, any product you find that way will cover the...

Seamless content is a little different than tiled content. Before last December, TopoMC used seamless content, so you can look at the history of region.py to see what I was...

That is really, really neat! I wonder how it'll look if you add in elevation? Jack.