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CONTOUR. BLACKBOX: a contour mapping program. [In FORTRAN for IBM computers]

David M. Malon

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CONTOUR.BLACKBOX is an AMD-implemented revision of a non-Argonne contouring program. It handles up to 7500 data points, and, with several control cards specifying input--output parameters, produces an appropriately formatted contour map. 6 figures.

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CONTOUR.BLACKBOX is an AMD-implemented revision of a non-Argonne contouring program. It handles up to 7500 data points, and, with several control cards specifying input--output parameters, produces an appropriately formatted contour map. 6 figures.

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CONTOUR.BLACKBOX is an AMD-implemented revision of a non-Argonne contouring program. It handles up to 7500 data points, and, with several control cards specifying input--output parameters, produces an appropriately formatted contour map. 6 figures.

Key concepts: Contouring, Fortran, Computer graphics (images), Computer science, Contour line, IBM, Programming language, Cartography

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