AML Scripting Development Software


Creates multiple buffers at different distances in one coverage, also includes original polygons (if input is polygons). This capability now included in ArcView 3.2 (but only outputs to shapefile).








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See Also:
  • Ecosystem Modelling - GIS modeling of the physical form and processes of ecosystem scripting landscapes with AMLs. US Bureau of Land Management, NSTC.
  • Recipes for Cooking with DEMs - Scripts for creating and plotting shaded relief maps development from digital development elevation models, building optimal colour charts, development and overlaying thematic data development like geology.
  • Hydrology - Example scripts for creating watersheds, drainage path delineation, inland catchments, soils investigation, TINs based on irregular polygon boundaries, and watershed delineation. Also has many links to research papers/projects. Hosted by Center for Resear
  • Caltech's ArcInfo GIS Laboratory - AMLs for generating and plotting earthquake epicenters, and scripting for GMT, DLG and TIGER data conversion.
  • Metadata creation tool: fgdcmeta.aml - An extremely simplified variant of document.aml. Conforms with aml the FGDC development Content Standard. The output template is aml intended to be customized development and used with other aml metadata tools (such as xtme, tkme development and mp).
  • Visual Editor for AML - A text editor designed for ARC/INFO AML files. [Win9x/NT]
  • Multibuffer.aml - Creates multiple buffers at different distances in one scripting coverage, also includes original polygons (if input is scripting polygons). This capability now included in ArcView 3.2 scripting (but only outputs to shapefile).
  • Metadata.aml - Creates metadata for coverages and grids compliant with the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) standard, and can be used by a National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) Node.


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