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- From: gonzo@nevada.edu (DAVID A GONZALES)
- Subject: Re: where is GEO-EAS?
- Message-ID: <1993Jan25.234033.24207@nevada.edu>
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- References: <00966EED.B2594DE0.18575@gpsrv1.gpsr.colostate.edu> <1993Jan22.202024.12355@noose.ecn.purdue.edu>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 23:40:33 GMT
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- In article <1993Jan22.202024.12355@noose.ecn.purdue.edu> mccauley@ecn.purdue.edu (Darrell McCauley) writes:
- >In article <00966EED.B2594DE0.18575@gpsrv1.gpsr.colostate.edu>, wylie@GPSRV1.GPSR.COLOSTATE.EDU (Bruce K. Wylie (303) 490 8336) writes:
- >|> I currently haave a copy of the EPA public domain geostatistical
- >|> software (version 1.2.1). I am a little frustrated with its
- >|> limitation for kriging to a 100 by 100 grid and no more than
- >
- >do you have source code with it? If so, that would be a good starting point.
- >
- >|> 1,000 data points. Is there a new version out that may handel
- >|> larger grids?
- >
- >You may try the authors...
- >My contact is: Evan J. England
- > USEPA EMSL-LV, EAD
- > P.O. Box 93478
- > Las Vegas, NV 89193-3478
- >
- >I don't have a phone number, but I suppose that you could get it from
- >Directory Assistance. In the past, the arrangement was to send him
- >some 5.25" diskettes and he would send them back with Geo-EAS on them. I
- >don't know if this is still the policy. Check with him.
- >
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- His number is (702) 798-2248 (Pacific Time Zone).
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- >If anyone contacts him, you may ask if he minds if the software
- >(binaries AND source code) is made available via anonymous ftp.
- >If he doesn't, and if the package hasn't grown substantially since
- >I received my copy (a few years ago), I wouldn't mind putting this
- >up for anonymous ftp on a machine at Purdue. It would save the hassle for
- >many people as well as get some more exposure for England and others'
- >work. I understand it to be a fairly decent package, but I don't
- >work with PC's (or FORTRAN, for that matter), so I didn't play with
- >it much.
-
- I will talk to Evan (I worked on the original version of Geo_eas and now Evan)
- and see about the possibility of making the source code available via ftp.
-
- Also, FYI a version of Geo-Eas does exist that runs on Sun's running X
- (Openwindows). This gets rid of some of the problems with the MeSs-DOS version
- (ie - limited number of points, etc). I am currently running it to test it
- for bugs but was informed that it is or will be available for Sun Sparc
- systems (it will come with source code that the user then compiles on his/her
- system - requires a Fortran compiler and Xlib but I am sure that a binary can
- be had also. I am also thinking of porting the code to C in the near future
- and will make that available when and if I get it out.
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- David A. Gonzales
- Statistics and Modeling Group
- UNLV / HRC
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