Getting CP3 data via file tranfer protocol (ftp) access
For ftp access, ftp to lar.ce.wsu.edu as an anonymous user, and then change directory to /pub/wadoe (or click here for ftp).
~~~~~ n.b. the content of the following memorandum is subject to revision ~~~~~~
to: Washington Dept.
of Ecology
from: Joe
Vaughan
date: 12/15/95 (UNDER REVISION
11/97)
subject: MANIFEST of files
available via anonymous ftp
cc: Keith Saxton, CP3 Project
Coordinator
This file is meant to
serve as a MANIFEST for files being transfered to Washington
Dept. of
Ecology from the PM10 project
at Dept. of Crops and Soil Science at WSU.
Background: The
Columbia Plateau PM10 Project (CP3) has included a Remote Sensing
and
GIS component that has
resulted in a variety of files containing data for description of
the study
domain. The data
involved were obtained primarily from the 1990 AVHRR composite
CD-ROM
and the companion data sets.
Also, digitized data from soils and other mapped features were
utilized. The PCI remote
sensing software package was used to develop land use maps for
the
study domain. PCI was also
used to convert files from PCI raster and vector formats to ARC
INFO svf and lin formats, for
export.
Contact: The export of the
data is being facilitated by Joe Vaughan, e-mail jkv@lar.ce.wsu.edu,
Phone: 509/335-5553 or
509/335-2381.
FTP Access: The files can be
obtained by anonymous ftp to
lar.ce.wsu.edu
When prompted for a password,
enter your email address.
The export files can be found
under the directory
pub/wadoe.
Contents of directory wadoe
includes both files and other directories. The tree list follows.
The
tree under wadoe contains
directories of data categorized by state (for individual county's
vector
files), or by name (p*_90
files map to date) of AVHRR image, or by type (e.g. ROADS).
WADOE---|
|---CTY_ID
|---CTY_OR
|---CTY_WA
|---p05_90
|---p07_90
|---p09_90
|---p11_90
|---p13_90
|---p15_90
|---p17_90
|---p19_90
|---ROADS
The list of files to transfer
from directory wadoe follows. These files are vector files
for the entire
domain.
11/02/95
04:56p
402,352 cty_all.lin
11/02/95
04:57p
145,936 lake.lin
11/02/95
04:57p
368,868 riv.lin
12/01/95
03:06p
375,296 riv.svf
12/01/95
03:06p
59 RIV.WOR
12/01/95
02:32p
379,904 shd135.svf
12/01/95
02:32p
59 SHD135.WOR
12/01/95
02:34p
375,296 shd225.svf
12/01/95
02:34p
59 SHD225.WOR
12/01/95
02:35p
379,904 shd315.svf
12/01/95
02:35p
59 SHD315.WOR
12/01/95
02:36p
375,808 shd45.svf
12/01/95
02:36p
59 SHD45.WOR
12/01/95
02:31p
12,800 stlines.svf
12/01/95
02:31p
59 STLINES.WOR
12/01/95
03:03p
100,352 streams.svf
12/01/95
03:03p
59 STREAMS.WOR
12/01/95
02:28p
404,480 wio_dem.svf
12/01/95
02:28p
59 WIO_DEM.WOR
12/01/95
01:44p
33,546 WIO_GS.PNT
12/01/95
01:53p
559,407 WIO_GS.ZIP
WIO_GS files contain vectors for
the combined Washington, Idaho, and Oregon General Soils maps,
recoded to allow their use in the PM10 project context.
WIO_GS.ZIP file was created on
a high end PC using PKZIP and PKZIPFIX utilities, with an input
file of the ARC type, called WIO_GS.LIN.
shd* files are shaded images
that correspond to the wio_dem elevation map image.
stlines contains rasterized
state boundaries for the study region.
AVHRR imagery exists in
directories called p*_90. The association of composite AVHRR
images
to dates follows:
dir
composite date range
p05_90 04/27/90-05/10/90
p07_90 05/25/90-06/07/90
p09_90 06/22/90-07/05/90
p11_90 07/20/90-08/02/90
p13_90 08/17/90-08/30/90
p15_90 09/14/90-09/27/90
p17_90 10/12/90-10/25/90
p19_90 12/07/90-12/20/90
In the image directories (p05_90
to p19_90) the channels have the general contents as follows.
Ch 1
AVHRR Visible Band
Ch 2
AVHRR Near-Infrared
Ch 3
AVHRR Thermal 1
Ch 4
AVHRR Thermal 2
Ch 5
AVHRR Thermal 3
Ch 6
AVHRR Normalized Difference Vegetative Index
Ch 7
PM10 Project generated raw clusters produced by a spectral
clustering tool, PCI's
ISOCLUS.
For example, the p05_90 directory contains files for channels 1-7:
11/09/95
04:17p
363,520 p05_ch1.svf
11/09/95
04:17p
59 P05_CH1.WOR
11/09/95
04:28p
387,584 p05_ch2.svf
11/09/95
04:28p
59 P05_CH2.WOR
11/09/95
04:30p
374,784 p05_ch3.svf
11/09/95
04:30p
59 P05_CH3.WOR
11/09/95
04:31p
376,832 p05_ch4.svf
11/09/95
04:31p
59 P05_CH4.WOR
11/09/95
04:32p
376,320 p05_ch5.svf
11/09/95
04:32p
59 P05_CH5.WOR
11/09/95
04:34p
356,352 p05_ch6.svf
11/09/95
04:34p
59 P05_CH6.WOR
11/09/95
04:36p
178,176 p05_ch7.svf
11/09/95
04:36p
59 P05_CH7.WOR
Because the p15_90 image was
chosen for additional analysis, there are additional channels of
interest, as well as other
files, under directory p15_90:
:
:
: :
11/17/95
05:06p
75,776 p15_ch8.svf
11/17/95
05:06p
59 P15_CH8.WOR
11/17/95
05:08p
55,808 p15_ch10.svf
11/17/95
05:08p
59 P15_CH10.WOR
11/17/95
05:10p
74,240 p15_ch11.svf
11/17/95
05:10p
59 P15_CH11.WOR
11/02/95
05:22p
179 landuse.txt
Channel 8 is land use estimated
through aggregating the raw (spectrally clustered) categories in
channel 7.
Channel 10 is the rasterized
soils map, based on the vector data found in wadoe/WIO_GS.ZIP.
Channel 11 is an improved land
use file, created by removing areas with scabland soil types from
dry agriculture and placing them in range.
In the channel 8 and channel 11
land use files, the categories of land use are as follows:
code value
0 "Water"
1 "Forest"
2 "Range"
3 "Irrig. Crops"
4 "Dry Crops"
These land use codes are also
included, in a slightly different format, in the file called
landuse.txt under p15_90.
The ROADS directory contains
vector file data for interstates, U.S. highways, and state
highways:
11/02/95
05:00p
88,178 int.lin
11/02/95
05:00p
49 int.pnt
11/02/95
05:00p
242,116 st.lin
11/02/95
05:00p
49 st.pnt
11/02/95
05:00p
238,456 us.lin
11/02/95
05:00p
49 us.pnt