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Adam Thanks - v interesting scatterplot. Being UK based I'd be interested in seeing how this works for UK peaks. I should have some prom / isol data somewhere...
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Nov 1, 2007
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Or, just hover over the image for a second, and a resizing button will appear at the lower left corner. Clicking it restores the image to full size. David M. ...
Metzler, David
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http://www.cohp.org/prominence/combination_measures/images/prom_iso_graph.gif http://www.cohp.org/prominence/combination_measures/concepts.html The information...
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Nov 1, 2007
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I haven't thought a lot about "prominence character", but in glancing at it, I didn't get a sense of why it's more useful than simply P/I. Why not just report...
Metzler, David
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I've done just that for the duration, David - and simply got tired of performing this operation time and again whenever viewing an image within IE browser. ...
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Hello Robert, I am pleased that SOMEBODY found my graph informative. When I send a copy to Edward Earl a day before group submission he went "bananas" over it....
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P/I is interesting because it corresponds to a physical observable - the downslope relative to one's horizon when sighting to a key saddle at the isolation...
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Thanks Adam The UK list I was thinking of is just an isolation list, http://v-g.me.uk/Hill-Lists/Hill-Lists-SSAll.htm so I'll need to add the Prom figures, and...
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Hello Robert, Given the low isolation distances of many peaks on this list I recommend that you concentrate efforts on only a subset of them - perhaps using...
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Nov 2, 2007
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Thanks Adam Actually we already have proms worked out for just about all significant UK peaks so it's a simple matter of combining datasets, and...
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I think Greg Slayden employs the nearest higher neighbor "flavor" of isolation, Rob. Adam ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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I believe the Peakbagger numbers are the distance to the nearest higher peak that is in his database. So that's not nearest higher ground, and it might not...
Metzler, David
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Nov 2, 2007
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... That is correct, since that is what Greg can do easily given his resources and skills. However, it is my understanding (Greg should confirm or correct...
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Nov 3, 2007
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David Metzler wrote I believe the Peakbagger numbers are the distance to the nearest higher peak that is in his database. So that's not nearest higher ground,...
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Nov 5, 2007
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http://v-g.me.uk/Hill-Lists/Hill-Lists-SSAll.htm This is a very interesting list. Unfortunately it only goes down to 300m, and so omits some very isolated...
Peter Ridges
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Nov 6, 2007
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Pete wrote http://v-g.me.uk/Hill-Lists/Hill-Lists-SSAll.htm This is a very interesting list. Unfortunately it only goes down to 300m, and so omits some very...
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Hello Peter R. and prominence E-group, Robert W's UK-based data was passed to me yesterday evening (Pacific Time). The 87 summit list contains the top 50 by...
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It looks like I will be near Puerto Vallarta for a trip on Apr 19-26 2008. Upon finding this out, I of course scoped the nearby areas for peaks to climb, and...
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Nov 8, 2007
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This is a tempting offer, Shannon. I know about these ultra prominences as the result of forming an itinerary for a peakbagging trip to Mexico with Bob Packard...
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Hello from Adam, Would anyone out there consider joining me for a highpointing trip to the Great Plains of Canada THIS WINTER for bagging the Saskatchewan and...
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Nov 13, 2007
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The list purported to represent the contiguous US - not all 50, and not states with hundreds/thousands of miles of ocean or another country in between. For...
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This is REALLY interesting new material, John Kirk. It is certainly counterintuitive that big Alaska adds a small fraction to the 300+ foot prom peaks above...
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Nov 13, 2007
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Hi, Adam, I have been to the Manitoba high point. It is a trivial drive up in summer, with the last ten miles or so on a good dirt road. I don't know if they...
Greg Slayden
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Nov 13, 2007
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Hello Greg, Thank you for all the firsthand knowledge of these Canadian highpoints. Much of this information discourages me from considering further these ...
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That's a significant step, John! You must be over 50% done with the complete list of US peaks over 10K, as well as the US highest ten thousand by P300. A...
Layne Bracy
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Nov 14, 2007
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http://listsofjohn.com/Alaska/AK10.php Completed the validation/conversion from TOPO! to excel to mysql resulting in 6 additional 10k peaks from my last post...
JOHN D KIRK
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Nov 14, 2007
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Hi Guys, prominence egroup ... Good going David ! Current listing is revised to: ... WV 1 mile west of Alta Asbury 280 +40 2,220 +20 Asbury WA Omak Lake...
Andy Martin
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Nov 15, 2007
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Hi Andy, Actually this is my personal list. José Martínez. Author of 4 bokks on mountains and caves. - Word Top 50 by prominence (above 3535 m): 6 -...
Jose Martinez
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Nov 15, 2007
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A few weeks ago I decried the absence, ANYWHERE, of a state prominence peak list. Edward Earl has taken care of THAT with the following web page - ...
Adam Helman
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The second list has been in Andy Martin's book for a number of years. -- ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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