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Abandoned Shipwrecks On Missouri River Channel Maps Of 1879 And 1954 -Washington To Howard Section, Mile 68.0 To 36.0, U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers Jan 1987

Abandoned Shipwrecks On Missouri River Channel Maps Of 1879 And 1954 -Washington To Howard Section, Mile 68.0 To 36.0, U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers

Regular and Plat Maps

Abandoned Shipwrecks on Missouri River Channel Maps of 1879 and 1954 -Washington to Howard Section, Mile 68.0 to 36.0


Abandoned Shipwrecks On Missouri River Channel Maps Of 1879 And 1954 -Howard To Mouth Section Mile 36 To Mouth, U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers Jan 1987

Abandoned Shipwrecks On Missouri River Channel Maps Of 1879 And 1954 -Howard To Mouth Section Mile 36 To Mouth, U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers

Regular and Plat Maps

Abandoned Shipwrecks on Missouri River Channel Maps of 1879 and 1954 -Howard to Mouth Section Mile 36 to Mouth


Modeling Cadastral Spatial Relationships Using An Object-Oriented Information Structure, Daniel Kjerne Jan 1987

Modeling Cadastral Spatial Relationships Using An Object-Oriented Information Structure, Daniel Kjerne

Dissertations and Theses

This thesis identifies a problem in the current practice for storage of locational data of entities in the cadastral layer of a land information system (LIS), and presents as a solution an information model that uses an object-oriented paradigm.


A User's Manual For: A Clear Sky Solar Radiation Generator For The Personal Computer, Keith R. Mountain, Richard Lycan Jan 1987

A User's Manual For: A Clear Sky Solar Radiation Generator For The Personal Computer, Keith R. Mountain, Richard Lycan

Occasional Papers in Geography

Occasional Papers in Geography Publication No. 3

This program is primarily designed as an interactive instructional aid for students concerned with select aspects of shortwave radiation climatology. On the basis of user supplied temporal and geographic information the algorithm will produce instantaneous values of diffuse, direct, global, reflected, net shortwave and extraterrestrial radiation. Daily totals are also generated by numerical approximation of the area under the curve as described by each of these quantities. In addition, an optional routine to compute the instantaneous values of solar elevations and azimuths is included to further define the nature of astronomical relationships for …