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Hi, We want to write a programm to visualize different data-sets in layers. For example, soil layers, underground-water layers, etc... It'd basically be an extension of our DEMViewer (see www.geogr.uni-jena.de/~p6taug/demviewer/demv.html) but we suspect that we couldn't use a Linear2DSet as we used there. In the DEMViewer, height (of the digital elevation model) is mapped to Display.ZAxis. We also tried to implement DEMViewer with a Linear3DSet (more or less like in Galaxy.java) but we gave up after managing to produce (nice) results with the 2DSet. The question is (are!): has anyone already written such a programm? Does any one have an idea? Am I mistaken to suppose that it can olny be done with a 3DSet? (In this case, I suppose I have to use a IsoContour map so that different layers have different iso-values.) The point is that we could also do with a DEMViewer that would show us TWO (or more!) DEM's at the same time on the same display. From this to our layer-visualization programm is just another hand full of code-lines! Thanks! Ugo
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