Mount Adams
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Mount Adams in Washington state stands tall, its large file bursting with details missing from my 3-arcsecond map. Its elevation remains unscaled, a 1X representation of the real thing. Built using 1 arcsecond resolution SRTM data collected by the Space Shuttle, this digital landscape boasts an impressive 3.1 million facets. The software behind it was crafted using an unreleased version of SRTM2STL, a cutting-edge tool that promises to revolutionize the way we interact with topographical data. To access the source code for creating files at 3 arcsecond resolution, simply head over to GitHub and search for SRTM2STL under the GNU license.
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