FS2004/FS2002/FS2000 70m Global Terrain Mesh for The Whole World. Converted & compiled by Stephen Rothlisberger Introduction These are scenery files for FS2004, FS2002 & FS2000. The entire landmass of the earth between 60°S and 60°N is covered in 682 geographical sections.

FSX Oceania - Asia SRTM Terrain Scenery (All Parts) Jump to: Comments File Details. This mesh is processed from SRTM data versions 3 and 4.1 and complied using Global.

The resolution of the source files is three arc-seconds. The terrain mesh is sampled at 70m. However, see the for a discussion on the relative accuracy of the source data. These scenery files were generated from preliminary SRTM (Shuttle Radar Topography Mission) data downloaded from. The complete scenery set is about 8.27GB How to use these files: • Download the text file • Download • Use the map & references detailed below & click to download required file(s) SRTMtutorial.zip Description: Here is the tutorial with graphics to the SRTM terrain mesh provded my Stephen R.

& Simviation. Updated jan 27, 2006 By: Alex Ramos.

Product Information Publisher: Description: Add-on Terrain mesh. Download Size: N/A Format: DVD Simulation Type: FS9 & FSX Reviewed by: AVSIM Staff Reviewer - February 1, 2008 Introduction FS Global 2008 delivers a completely new flight experience in the virtual skies by adding a massive topographic database to the default scenery in Flight Simulator. Terrain elevation in Flight Simulator is quantified in terms of the level of detail (LOD). The quantity (and quality) of the data, as included in the simulator’s default scenery, varies by region. In addition, it varies according to the edition of the simulator you have purchased (for example, FSX Deluxe Edition includes more data than FSX).

Level of detail Approximate resolution (distance between data points in meters) LOD6 ~600m LOD7 ~300m LOD8 ~150m LOD9 ~76m LOD10 ~38m LOD11 ~19m LOD12 ~10m FSX Deluxe edition covers the United States at LOD10 (~38m), most of Canada and Europe at LOD9 (~76m). The rest of the globe with few exceptions is primarily at LOD7 (~300m) resolution. While armchair pilot favorites such as Mount Everest in Nepal and Victoria Falls in Africa, are depicted in full glory with much higher resolution than the default scenery. The geological features of the rest of the simulated world are mostly ignored and best described as “blah” for a lack of a better word. FS Global 2008 fills this gap. Using topographic data scans taken by the space shuttle (SRTM data), it adds high resolution elevation data for the colored areas in the world map at LOD 9 (76m), LOD 10 (38m) and LOD 11 (19m) between 60N and 54S latitude. Zumba Sculpt And Tone.

Why not near the poles? Well, the SRTM data doesn’t cover these areas. Enhanced terrain elevation coverage in FS Global 2008 (from the product manual) FS Global enhances the SRTM source data where no scan data exists through various interpolation and hand tweaking techniques to create a continuous mesh that works well with the default scenery and scenery add-ons.