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GPSeismic? by Dynamic Survey Solutions, Inc. GPSeismic? is a suite of survey, mapping and data management applications written by Dynamic Survey Solutions, Inc. GPSeismic? applications are Windows? XP (SP2 and SP3), Vista and Windows 7 compatible and assist the GPS, INS, and conventional surveyor with a wide variety of tasks including the following: A wide range of both graphical, numeric and SQL based controller upload point selection methods and direct raw data file processing capabilities. Support for numerous survey systems with provision for import of data from any ASCII or binary file with known structure… Direct serial communication support for GPS handheld devices including Garmin, Magellan and Lowrance including the ability to create and upload Garmin IMG files… Fully integrated geodetic transformations and geoid model support… Full featured mapping capabilities including support for ESRI SHP, AutoCAD? DXF, DWG and DGN layers as well as geo-referenced raster images including TIF, JPG, BMP and PNG. A registration utility shared between applications allows for the creation of world files or the transformation of existing ones… Automatic retrieval, ortho-rectification and registration of imagery available from Google Maps… Instant Google Earth KML/KMZ file creation of preplots, postplots and even vector files… Numerous preplot generation routines including 2-D lines, crooked lines, 3-D grids, brick patterns, diagonal grids, zig-zag patterns, and oblique grids. Highly adaptable coordinate importing and format conversion including on-the-fly translation, rotation or transformation capabilities… Powerful graphical and analytical tools capable of solving the most complex survey and design problems including fold analysis, survey exclusion zone creation and use, automatic point offsetting, sorting, interpolation, intersection computations, production calculations, geocentric offset computations, proximity testing, point comparison, and sprea