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David Mandel's
Mini Art Gallery

The following are images that interest me for one reason or another. In most cases, they were created for a project I was involved in or they were created using software or algorithms I created. In other cases, I just like the image.

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Logo for the ill-fated Linux NorthWest Conference
By ???
Someone created this logo for the ill-fated Linux NorthWest Conference. I would like to know who did this, so I could give them credit. We have used derivatives of this logo a lot.

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Logo for the Portland Linux/Unix Group
By David Mandel
This logo is a direct derivative of the above logo for the ill-fated Linux NorthWest Conference.

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3-d Topo Map - Early 1990s
By ???
This a map was created around 1990. The original data came from 20 foot topograhic contours on mylar manuscripts. This was scanned and vectorized using LTPlus. DEM were also produced. This image was produced from the DEMs with the GRASS GIS. All this work was done on an Intel 80486 based PC running SCO Open DeskTop, GRASS, and LTPlus.

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Map from Eastern Oregon Resource Management Plan of 1997
By Corey Smith and Jeff Nighbert of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and David Mandel
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management needed to publish several thousand copies a Resource Management Plan containing about 100 different maps - all of which used a common base. They needed to do this using as few colors as possible to save money on printing. (We proposed using CDs instead of paper, but management rejected this idea.) In any case, I created a very subtle base map using nothing but light gray tones. Altho, all the mapping was done in Arc Plot, I used ghost script, gimp, and other Open Source tools to produce the image used in the base map.
The results speak for themselves.

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Shaded Map of Columbia Basin
By Jeff Nighbert of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management using software by David Mandel and lots of help from Infotec Development employees.
This map has been very popular. BLM has printed over 10,000 copies of this map for the public. It also took first place in the cartographic design division at ESRI's 1995 Arc/Info Conference.

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Map of Pacific NorthWest showing Earth Curvature
By Jeff Nighbert of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management using algorithms by David Mandel and lots of help from Infotec Development employees.
This map is pretty fakey. We tryed to exaggerate the Earth's curvature for effect. It did create a pretty map which was quite popular.

Full Image 26 kb	Logo for the ill-fated Linux NorthWest Conference By ??? Someone created this logo for the ill-fated Linux NorthWest Conference. I would like to know who did this, so I could give them credit. We have used derivatives of this logo a lot.
Full Image 18 kb	Logo for the Portland Linux/Unix Group By David Mandel This logo is a direct derivative of the above logo for the ill-fated Linux NorthWest Conference.
Full Image 11 kb	3-d Topo Map - Early 1990s By ??? This a map was created around 1990. The original data came from 20 foot topograhic contours on mylar manuscripts. This was scanned and vectorized using LTPlus. DEM were also produced. This image was produced from the DEMs with the GRASS GIS. All this work was done on an Intel 80486 based PC running SCO Open DeskTop, GRASS, and LTPlus.
Full Image 448 kb	Map from Eastern Oregon Resource Management Plan of 1997 By Corey Smith and Jeff Nighbert of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and David Mandel The U.S. Bureau of Land Management needed to publish several thousand copies a Resource Management Plan containing about 100 different maps - all of which used a common base. They needed to do this using as few colors as possible to save money on printing. (We proposed using CDs instead of paper, but management rejected this idea.) In any case, I created a very subtle base map using nothing but light gray tones. Altho, all the mapping was done in Arc Plot, I used ghost script, gimp, and other Open Source tools to produce the image used in the base map. The results speak for themselves.
Full Image 95 kb	Shaded Map of Columbia Basin By Jeff Nighbert of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management using software by David Mandel and lots of help from Infotec Development employees. This map has been very popular. BLM has printed over 10,000 copies of this map for the public. It also took first place in the cartographic design division at ESRI's 1995 Arc/Info Conference.
Full Image 1.2 mb	Map of Pacific NorthWest showing Earth Curvature By Jeff Nighbert of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management using algorithms by David Mandel and lots of help from Infotec Development employees. This map is pretty fakey. We tryed to exaggerate the Earth's curvature for effect. It did create a pretty map which was quite popular.

David Mandel'sMini Art Gallery

David Mandel's
Mini Art Gallery