geomorphometry terrain toolbox

Short title: 
amltools

ArcInfo Arc Marco Language Code (AML) Geomorphometry Toolbox contains a collection of terrain analysis scripts which can be used with a installation of ArcInfo's Workstation. Please note: They are not working with ARCVIEW and also not directly with ArcGIS, even if it is possible to run AML Code from inside ArcGIS. Still, you need ArcInfo Work Station installed. For a quick start please refer to readme.txt for some command calls or to the outdated topomanual2.pdf.

Programming environment: 
Arc AML
Status of work: 
Shareware

SILVILASER 2009

Oct 14 2009 08:35
Oct 16 2009 18:35
America/Denver

Location

Texas A&M University College Station, TX
United States
30° 37' 1.3368" N, 96° 20' 48.444" W

Silvilaser 2009 is the 9th international conference on lidar applications for assessing forest ecosystem.

Topics:

Location of event: 
Texas A&M University College Station, TX
United States
30° 37' 1.3368" N, 96° 20' 48.444" W

Nominations for Geomorphometry 2011

At the moment, there are three provisional nominations for the 2011 conference:

  1. University of Southern California (John P. Wilson);
  2. University of Colorado (Scott Peckham);
  3. University of Salzburg (Lucian Dragut & Clemens Eisank);

The official nominations for the next conference are now invited to submit an official proposal in the coming 60 days.

Instructions:

The proposal to organize the next Geomorphometry meeting should include: 

IALE2009 Symposium6 presentations online

Location

Salzburg
Austria
47° 48' 1.7964" N, 13° 2' 39.876" E

Perhaps some of presentations could be of interest to geomorphometrists?

Lucian Drãgut, Ulrich Walz and Thomas Blaschke have organized the 6th Symposium- The third and fourth dimensions of landscapes- within the European Conference IALE2009. The contents of presentations in the symposium, as well as introduction and concluding remarks are available below:

Location: 
Salzburg
Austria
47° 48' 1.7964" N, 13° 2' 39.876" E

Workshop: Back to reality - Reconciling geomorphometry and geomorphology in the field

Aug 30 2009 09:00
Aug 30 2009 20:00
Europe/Amsterdam

Location

Sihlwald
Switzerland
47° 16' 7.1112" N, 8° 33' 23.814" E

Workshop moderator: Oliver Korup

Location: Sihlwald area, SW of Lake Zurich

Meeting point: Zurich Central Railway Station ("Zürich HB") @ "Group Meeting Point" (indicated by a large red cube!). Meeting time is 9 AM. Please try to be punctual so that we can catch the 9.18 service to Sihlwald station (train no. S4). There is no need for registered participants to purchase a ticket, which is included in the conference fees.

Location of event: 
Sihlwald
Switzerland
47° 16' 7.1112" N, 8° 33' 23.814" E

Call for Papers: Special issue of Hydrology and Earth System Sciences (HESS) on Geomorphometry and Hydrology

Feb 28 2010
Feb 28 2010
Europe/Amsterdam

Location

HESS journal Katlenburg-Lindau
Germany

"Quantitative analysis of DEMs for hydrology and Earth system science"
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences
An Interactive Open Access Journal of the European Geosciences Union
The guest editors: Ross Purves, Peter Molnar and Stephan Gruber

Location of event: 
HESS journal Katlenburg-Lindau
Germany

GEOMORPHOMETRY.ORG is an international association of researchers and experts open for free exchange of knowledge and opinions about various aspects of DEM processing and digital relief analysis.