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Jerry wrote:
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> Are there any elevation maps available for cities, where the elevation
> data includes the buildings?
>
Probably not, such a high resolution would require obtaining them from stereo
air photographs, and doing this in city areas with high buildings would probably
not lead to usable results.
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> Looking mainly for San Diego and Los Angeles.
>
> And what do "1 degree", "30 minute", "10 minute", and "5 minute" mean?
> Can they be directly translated into feet/meters/kilometers?
>
> Jerry
That means degrees of geographical coordinates, translation to km depends on
geographical latitude. minutes are parts of degrees (1 degree=60 minutes)
Christoph
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