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@@ -10,19 +10,11 @@ H. F. Smith with help from a global set of volunteers, and is supported
by the National Science Foundation. It is released under the GNU General
Public License.
-This requires netcdf.
+GMT requires netcdf.
-There are a number of different resolution coastline files available for
-GMT, and their size on disk varies from <2MB (low) to 61.7MB (full).
-They come in 3 separate archives:
- GSHHS2.1.0_coast.tar.bz2 GSHHS2.1.0_high.tar.bz2 GSHHS2.1.0_full.tar.bz2
-
-The first contains the low, intermediate and coarse resolutions, the second
-the high resolution, and the third the full resolution. I prefer to have all
-of them installed (disk space is cheap), but you may not. Therefore, all
-three sets will be installed by default unless you choose otherwise in the
-script, e.g. setting "COASTS=coast" in the environment would install only the
-low, intermediate, and coarse resolutions.
+With the 4.5.7 GMT release, there is only a single coastline archive to
+download. Accordingly, I've modified the script to use all the coastline
+data (removing the option of using only a subset of the coastline files).
Please note, Shewchuk's triangulation routine used in some parts of GMT is
not distributed under the GNU Public Licence. If you work for a for-profit