Texas elevation map
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Texas elevation map (6 million: 1 in xy direction, 120,000:1 in z direction) The Texas elevation data is downloaded from Texas Natural Resources Information System, and post-processed by Matlab. Shrink Factor: 6,220,000 times. This means that 1 inch in the model corresponds to 100 miles in the xy direction. Texas was reduced from 1244 kilometers by 1150 kilometers to 200 millimeters by 185 millimeters. Elevation is vertically exaggerated by 50 times. This means that 1 mm thickness in the model corresponds to 120 meters. High Resolution: The 2D map is discretized into a 500x500 grid, which translates to a resolution of 2 kilometers in the model. Have fun printing!
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