DOCUMENTATION REPORT FOR GIS DATABASE:

                        PUBLIC AIRPORTS IN GEORGIA

                  GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

                     ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIVISION

                          GEOLOGIC SURVEY BRANCH

                                  Atlanta

                                   1996

                        DOCUMENTATION REPORT 96-16

                             Table of Contents

OVERVIEW

GLOSSARY

PART A General Description of the GIS Database

1.0 Identification / Project Background 1

2.0 Data Quality Information 1

2.1 Attribute Accuracy 1

2.2 Logical Consistency 1

2.3 Completeness 2

2.4 Positional Accuracy 2

2.5 Lineage 2

3.0 Spatial Data Organization 2

4.0 Spatial Data Organization Information .3

5.0 Entity and Attribute Information 3

6.0 Distribution Information. 3

7.0 Metadata Reference Information 3

Appendix A. Signatures

PART B Technical Description of the GIS Database

1.0 Identification Information 1

1.1 Citation 1

1.2 Description 1

1.3 Time Period of Content 1

1.4 Status 1

1.5 Spatial Domain 1

1.6 Keywords 2

1.7 Access Constraints 2

1.8 Use Constraints 2

1.9 Point Contact 2

1.13 Native Data Set Environment 2

2.0 Data Quality Information 3

2.1 Attribute Accuracy Information 3

2.2 Logical Consistency Report 3

2.3 Completeness Report 3

2.4 Positional Accuracy 3

2.4.1 Positional Accuracy Report 3

2.4.2 Horizontal Positional Accuracy Report 3

2.5 Lineage 3

3.0 Spatial Data Organization Information 5

3.1 Indirect Spatial Reference Method 5

3.2 Direct Spatial Reference Method 5

3.3 Point and Vector Object Information 5

4.0 Spatial Reference Information 5

4.1 Horizontal Coordinate System Definition 5

4.2 Horizontal Coordinate System Definition 6

5.0 Entity and Attribute Information 6

5.1 Detailed Description 6

6.0 Distribution Information 6

6.1 Distributor 6

6.2 Resource Description 6

6.3 Distribution Liability 6

6.4 Standard Ordering Process 6

6.5 Custom Ordering Process 6

7.0 Metadata Reference Information 6

7.1 Metadata Date 6

7.2 Metadata Review Data 6

7.4 Metadata Contact 7

7.5 Metadata Standard Name 7

7.6 Metadata Standard Version 7

PART C Digital Files Containing GIS Database

Summary of Contents of Data Diskettes

Data Diskettes Jacket

                                 OVERVIEW

This document is a three-part documentation report for a Geographic
Information System (GIS) database developed, with Arc/Info software, by the
Geologic Survey Branch, Environmental Protection Division of the Georgia
Department of Natural Resources. Part A is intended as a general purpose
summary of the database. Part B is a more technical section included
primarily for the benefit of GIS processors. Part C is the digital product
with the database and associated documentation. The digital documentation
includes a digital copy of this paper publication.

This documentation report follows the "Content Standards for Digital
Geospatial Metadata" (Standards) developed by the Federal Geographic Data
Committee (FGDC), published June 8, 1994. As a convenience, Part A and B
employ the outline/headings contained in the Standards. Part A and B are
printed on paper and Part C is a digital product. Part B meets the
technical requirements of the Standards.

The digital documentation in Part C contains two copies of this
publication. One digital copy is stored as an ASCII file, AIRPRTPT.TXT. The
other copy is in WordPerfect 6.0 format. The digital database in Part C
consists of an Arc/Info Export file. Copy the file into a directory where
you want it and use Arc/Info Import command. See Part C for data file size.

The digital files are written to one (1) 1.44 Mb High Density data
diskettes. A directory of the files with a short explanation are contained
in the ASCII file README.TXT on the data diskettes.

This database was developed to satisfy specific project purposes. Users are
advised to read the entire Documentation Report and to evaluate the
suitability and limitations of the database for the user's purpose.

                                 GLOSSARY

Arc/Info: a popular GIS software, used by the GGS

ASCII: abbreviation for 'American Standard Code for Information
Interchange. A set of codes for representing alphanumeric information in a
format which any computer can read.

attribute: a characteristic of a geographic feature. For example, if the
geographic feature is a river, then an attributes of the river are the
river name, the flow rate, the chemical history, etc.

attribute accuracy: a measure of how well the reported characteristics
actually match the real-world characteristics of a geographic feature

Compact Disk Read Only Memory (CD-ROM): an optical media which can store
650 Mb of information.

completeness: a description of the relation between the items represented
in the database and the real world. For example, if a database contains
water wells in Georgia, does it contain all the water wells in Georgia, or
a defined subset of wells. If the database contains a defined subset of
wells, does it contain every well in Georgia that meets the definition by
which the subset was chosen.

Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata: a standard developed by
the FGDC which specifies the information content of metadata for a set of
digital geospatial data.

database: a logical collection of interrelated information, managed and
stored as a unit on a computer or other storage media. A GIS database
includes data about the spatial location and shape of geographic features
recorded as points, lines, areas, as well as their attributes.

decimal degrees: a unit of measure for geographic coordinates. The
conversion formula for decimal degrees is: Decimal Degrees = Degrees +
Minutes/60 +Seconds/3600

Department of Natural Resources (DNR): a department of the government of
the State of Georgia.

digital: refers to the process of conversion of information into machine
language so that a computer can read, write, store, and process the
information.

Digital Line Graphs (DLG): computer files from the USGS which contain
digital maps of transportation, hydrography, contours, and public land
survey boundaries.

digital maps: a map is an abstract representation of the physical features
of a portion of the Earth's surface graphically displayed on a piece of
paper. When that piece of paper is converted into a form which the computer
can use, the map is then digital.

diskette: a storage medium, usually measuring 3.5 inches in diameter, which
is used to store or transfer information from one computer to another.

Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC): an inter-governmental committee
established through the Office of Management and Budget and charged with
the responsibility to coordinate various surveying, mapping, and spatial
data activities to meet the needs of the Nation.

Geographic Information System (GIS): an organized collection of computer
hardware, software, geographic data, and personnel designed to efficiently
capture, store, update, manipulate, analyze, and display all forms of
geographically referenced information.

hypsography: the scientific study of the earth's topological configuration
above sea level, especially the measurement and mapping of land elevations.

label points: a single x, y coordinate which identifies an area, and holds
a place in the database wherein the area's attribute information is stored.

latitude, longitude: a geographic reference system to locate positions on
the Earth. Latitude and longitude are angles measured from the Earth's
center to a position on the Earth's surface. Latitude measures angles in a
north-south direction, while longitude measures angles in the east-west
direction.

lineage: information about the events, parameters, and source data which
constructed a geographic database, and information about the responsible
parties.

logical consistency: an explanation of the fidelity of the relationships in
the database. For example, for a geographic area, do the vector lines which
create area boundaries join to encircle the area with no gaps. Or for
example, for a particular attribute, are all the value given within a valid
range.

longitude, latitude: see latitude, longitude

metadata: information about the content, quality, condition, and other
characteristics of a database

National Map Accuracy Standards: a set of standards developed by the USGS
which states the level of accuracy required for a map product of a
particular scale.

pkzip: a popular data compression software.

positional accuracy: an assessment of how well the reported position of a
geographic feature represents the real-world position.

Tape Archive Retrieval (TAR) - TAR saves and restores files on magnetic
tape.

United States Geological Survey (USGS): a branch of the United States
Department of Interior

vector lines: lines which are described by x, y coordinates and are
commonly used to represent linear geographic features. Each linear feature
is represented as an ordered list of vertices.

WordPerfect: a popular word processing software

                                  PART A

    GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE GIS DATABASE: PUBLIC AIRPORTS IN GEORGIA

1.0 Identification / Project Background

This database contains point data representing 115 airports that the
Georgia Department Of Transportation considers open-to-the public airport
facilities in Georgia. The database is derived from the 1989, Georgia
Airport Directory, a publication prepared and distributed by the DOT's,
Bureau of Aeronautics. Private, military and/or emergency airfields are not
listed in this database.

There are three attributes (Name, City, and a Reference Identification)
within the database that describe each point. The intended map scale for
the use of this database is 1:100,000 or smaller.

The purpose of the database is to provide location data for inclusion on
regional and state maps as well as for performing spatial analysis. This
database was originally developed to generate an interim proximity (buffer)
database of airport locations. This interim buffered database is one of 13
databases used in the construction of a map and database which defines
areas that the Environmental Protection Division considers to be
geotechnically poorly suited for the construction and/or operation of a
municipal solid waste landfill.

2.0 Data Quality Information

The following sections describe the data quality of this database.

2.1 Attribute Accuracy

There are three attributes within this database: Name, the airport's name;

Assoc_city, the name of the city being served by the airport site;

Reference Identification, Airprtpt-id, the page number in the source
publication where airport information can be found.

The attributes are accurately stated for each of the 115 sites as
determined by a comparison of the attributes with information from the
original source publication, 1989 Georgia Airport Directory, by the DOT's
Bureau of Aeronautics.

2.2 Logical Consistency

The database for point locations of the airports were plotted onto a map on
which the roadways from the Roads database were also plotted. The Roads
database is one which has all the county, state, and federal roads and
highways within its database, and is derived form the USGS 30 X 60 Minute
series, 1:100,000 topographic maps of Georgia. It is this combination of
the roadways and the airport points spatial relationship on the map that
were compared with the roadways and the airport points spatial relationship
of the DOT County Highway Maps. Only one airport point was found to be
mislocated and it was Lee Gilmer Memorial of Gainesville. The as-published
latitude and longitude for the Gainesville airport placed the airport near
Rome Georgia. The error was found to be approximately 1 degree of
longitude. A corrected latitude and longitude for the Lee Gilmer Memorial
airport was obtained from the center of the intersection of the two runway
as depicted on the DOT General Highway Map of Hall County Georgia.

2.3 Completeness

The database contains all 115 airport points that are listed in the source
publication.

2.4 Positional Accuracy

Positional accuracy is unknown, but is estimated to be within +/- one half
mile based on comparison with the County DOT General Highway Maps.

2.5 Lineage

This database contains point data representing 115 airports that the DOT
considers OPEN-TO-THE-PUBLIC airport facilities in Georgia. The database is
derived from the 1989, Georgia Airport Directory, a publication prepared
and distributed by the DOT's, Bureau of Aeronautics. The coordinates,
latitude and longitude were transferred by typing the data from the
directory into the computer database. In addition, the name of the airport,
the name of the city being serviced by the airport, and the page number
from the Georgia Airport Directory which contains the data was also input
into the computer database.

Once the information was in a suitable format an Arc/Info database,
Airprtpt (airport point), was developed. From Georgia Geologic Survey's
digital databases library, using Arc/Info, a map was prepared showing the
county outlines, the roadways and the airport point locations. It is from
this Arc/Info map that the spatial relationships of the airport and roads
were compared to and with the spatial relationships of the airport and its
surrounding roads on the DOT County highway Maps (scale 1:63,360).

Only one airport point was found to be misplaced and it was Lee Gilmer
Memorial of Gainesville. An error was found in coordinates and is
approximately 1 degree of Longitude. The as-published latitude and
longitude for the Gainesville airport placed the airport near Rome Georgia.
A corrected latitude and longitude for the Lee Gilmer Memorial airport was
obtained from the center of the intersection of the two runway as depicted
on the DOT General Highway Map of Hall County Georgia.

3.0 Spatial Data Organization Information

This data consists of 115 data points representing the locations of the
airports that the Georgia DOT listed as being open to the public in the
state.

4.0 Spatial Reference Information

The database has statewide coverage and is in an Albers Conic Equal Area
projection. For more detail, see Part B: Section 4.

5.0 Entity and Attribute Information

Each data point in the database has three attributes identifying the
airport's name, what city in Georgia that the airport services, and on what
page in the 1989 Georgia Airport Directory that the airport information can
be found.

6.0 Distribution Information

This database is maintained by the Georgia Geologic Survey as a
Documentation Report 96-16 and is contained in digital files in Part C of
this publication.

7.0 Metadata Reference Information

The metadata which is incorporated within Part B of this publication,
Documentation Report 96-16, meets the "Content Standards for Digital
Geospatial Metadata" as defined by the Federal Geographic Data Committee on
June 8, 1994.

                                Appendix A:

                                Signatures

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                                  PART B

                TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE GIS DATABASE:

                        AIRPORT RUNWAYS IN GEORGIA

1.0 Identification Information:

1.1 Citation:

1.1.8.1 Originator: Georgia Geologic Survey

1.1.8.2 Publication Date: 08/15/96

1.1.8.4 Title: PUBLIC AIRPORTS IN GEORGIA

1.1.8.5 Edition: Ver. 1.0

1.1.8.6 Geospatial Data: AIRPRTPT

1.1.8.7 Presentation Form: GIS Database

1.1.8.81 Publication Place: Atlanta, Georgia

1.1.8.82 Publisher: Georgia Geologic Survey

1.1.8.10 Online Linkage: Not Available

1.2 Description:

1.21 Abstract:

This database contains point data representing 115 airports that the
Georgia

Department of Transportation (DOT) considers OPEN-TO-THE-PUBLIC airport

facilities in Georgia. The database is derived from the 1989, Georgia
Airport

Directory, a publication prepared and distributed by the DOT, Bureau of

Aeronautics. Private, military and/or emergency airfields are not listed in
this

database.

1.22 Purpose:

The purpose of the database is to provide location data for inclusion on
regional and state maps as well as for performing spatial analysis. This
database was originally developed to generate an interim proximity
database, buffered airports points. This interim buffered database is one
of 13 databases used in the construction of a map and database which
defines area that EPD considers to be geotechnically poorly suited for the
construction and/or operation of a municipal solid waste landfill.

1.3 Time Period of Content:

1.3.1 Currentness Reference: 1989

1.4 Status: Complete

1.4.2 Update Frequency: Unknown

1.5 Spatial Domain:

1.5.1 Bounding Coordinates:

1.5.1.2 West Bounding Coordinate: -085 12 13.7

1.5.1.3 East Bounding Coordinate: -081 07 12.2

1.5.1.4 North Bounding Coordinate: 34 49 54.9

1.5.1.5 South Bounding Coordinate: 30 45 30

1.6 Keywords:

1.6.1 Theme:

1.6.1.1 Theme Keyword Reference: None

1.6.1.2 Theme Keyword: airports, airparks, air parks.

1.6.2 Place:

1.6.2.1 Place Keyword: Georgia, Ga., United States, USA

1.7 Access Constraints: None

1.8 Use Constraints:

Not for use at scales greater than 1:100,000. The user must be sure to use
the appropriate data set for the time period of interest. While efforts
have been made to ensure that these data are accurate and reliable, GGS
cannot assume liability for any damages or misrepresentation caused by any
inaccuracies in the data or as a result of changes to the data caused by
system transfers.

1.9 Point of Contact:

1.9.10.1.1 Contact Person: Alan Giles

1.9.10.1.2 Contact Organization: Georgia Geologic Survey

1.9.10.1.3 Contact Position: Information Geologist

1.9.10.1.4 Contact Address:

1.9.10.1.4.2 Address: 19 Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr., SW

1.9.10.1.4.3 City: Atlanta

1.9.10.1.4.4 State or Province: Georgia

1.9. 10.1.4.5 Postal Code: 30334

1.9.10.1.4.6 Country: USA

1.9.10.1.5 Contact Voice Telephone: (404) 656-3214

1.9.10.1.7 Contact Facsimile Telephone: (404) 657-8379

1.9.10.1.8 Contact Electronic Mail Address: alan_giles@mail.dnr.state.ga.us

1.9.10.1.9 Hours of Service: 8:00AM TO 1:00PM and 2:00PM TO 4:30PM Eastern
Time

1.13 Native Data Set Environment: Arc/Info version 7.0.3, Data General

Unix 5.4.3

2.0 Data Quality Information:

2.1 Attribute Accuracy:

2.1.1 Attribute Accuracy Report:

There are three (3) attributes within this database: NAME - the airport's
name, ASSOC_CITY - the name of the city where the airport site provides
service, AIRPRTPT-ID - the page number of the publication where airport
information can be found. The attributes are accurately stated for each of
the 115 sites.

2.2 Logical Consistency Report:

The database for point locations of the airports were plotted onto a map on
which the roadways from the Roads database were also plotted. The

Roads database is one which has all the county, state, and federal roads

and highways within its database, and is derived form the USGS 30 X 60

Minute series, 1:100,000 topographic maps of Georgia. It is this

combination of the roadways and the airport points spatial relationship on
the map that were compared with the roadways and the airport locations

spatial relationship on the DOT County Highway Maps. Only one airport point
was found to be mislocated and it was Lee Gilmer Memorial of

Gainesville. The as-published latitude and longitude for the Gainesville

airport placed the airport near Rome Georgia. The error was found to be

approximately 1 degree of longitude. A corrected latitude and longitude

for the Lee Gilmer Memorial airport was obtained from the center of the

intersection of the two runway as depicted on the DOT General Highway Map
of Hall County Georgia.

The error to Lee Gilmer Memorial airport of Gainesville was corrected to
lat. 34 degrees 16 minutes 24 seconds and long. 83 degrees 49 minutes 50
seconds, see section 2.5 for further explanation.

2.3 Completeness Report:

The database contains all the open to the public airports that are in the
state according to the Georgia DOT, Bureau of Aeronautics as of 1989.

2.4 Positional Accuracy:

2.4.1 Horizontal Positional Accuracy Report:

Positional accuracy is unknown, but is estimated to be within +/- one half
mile based on comparison with the County DOT General Highway Maps.

2.4.2 Vertical Positional Accuracy Report: None

2.5 Lineage:

2.5.1.1 Source Citation:

2.5.1.1.8.1 Originator: Georgia Department of Transportation, Bureau of
Aeronautics 2.5.1.1.8.2 Publication date: 1989

2.5.1.1.8.4 Title: Georgia Airport Directory

2.5.1.1.8.5 Edition:

2.51.1.8.6 Geospatial Data:

Presentation Form: Text

2.5.1.1.8.8.1 Publication Place: Atlanta, GA.

2.5.1.1.8.8.2 Publisher: Georgia Department of Transportation, Bureau of
Aeronautics

2.5.1.1.8.10 Online Linkage: None

2.5.1.2 Source Scale Denominator: 100,000

2.5.1.3 Type of Source Media: Text

2.5.1.5 Source Citation Abbreviation: DOT

2.5.1.6 Source Contribution

1. Originator of the information contained in the publication Georgia
Airport Directory.

2.5.1 Source Information:

2.5.1.1 Source Citation: See section 1.1 Citation

Georgia Geologic Survey

2.5.11.2 Source Scale Denominator: 1:100,000

2.5.1.3 Type of Source Media: Machine-readable files

2.5.1.5 Source Citation Abbreviation: GGS

2.5.1.6 Source Contribution

The database is derived from the 1989, Georgia Airport Directory, a
publication prepared and distributed by the Georgia DOT, Bureau of
Aeronautics. The coordinates, latitude and longitude were transferred by
typing the data from the directory into a computer database. In addition,
the name of the airport, the name of the city being serviced by the
airport, and the page number from the Georgia Airport Directory that
contains the data was also input into the computer database. Once the
information was in a suitable format an Arc/Info database, Airprtpt
(airport point), was developed. From GGS's digital databases library, using
Arc/Info, a map was prepared showing the county outlines, the roads and the
airport point locations. With this Arc/Info map the spatial relationships
of the airports and roads were compared to and with the spatial
relationships of the airports and roads on the DOT County highway Maps
(scale 1:63,360). Only one airport point was found to be mislocated and it
was Lee Gilmer Memorial of Gainesville. The as-published latitude and
longitude for the Gainesville airport placed the airport near Rome Georgia.
The mislocated airport was corrected to lat. 34 degrees 16 minutes 24
seconds and long. 83 degrees 49 minutes 50 seconds. The new latitude and
longitude for the Lee Gilmer Memorial airport was obtain from the center of
the intersection of

the two runway as depicted on the DOT County highway Maps for Hall

county.

3.0 Spatial Data Organization Information:

3.1 Indirect Spatial Reference Method: Degrees Minutes Seconds

3.2 Direct Spatial Reference Method: Entity point

3.3 Point and Vector Object Information:

3.3.1 SDTS Terms Description:

3.3.1.1 Object Type: point

3.3.1.2 Object Count: 115

3.3.1.1 Object Type: Universe Polygon

3.3.1.2 Object Count: 1

4.0 Spatial Reference Information:

4.1 Horizontal Coordinate System Definition:

4.1.2 Planar:

4.1.2.1 Map Projection:

4.1.2.1.2 Map Projection Name: Albers Conic Equal Area

4.1.2.1.2.1.a Standard Parallel: 29 30 0.000 

4.1.2.1.2.1.b Standard Parallel: 45 30 0.000

4.1.2.1.2.2 Longitude of Central Meridian: -83 30 0.000

4.1.2.1.2.3 Latitude of Projection Origin: 23 00 0.000

4.1.2.1.2.4 False Easting: 0.000

4.1.2.1.2.5 False Northing: 0.000

4.1.2.4 Planar Coordinate Information:

4.1.2.4.1 Planar Coordinate Encoding Method: Coordinate pair

4.1.2.4.2 Coordinate Representation

4.1.2.4.2.1 Abscissa Resolution 0.1

4.1.2.4.2.2 Ordinate Resolution 1.0

4.1.2.4.4 Planar Distance Units: Meters

4.1.4. Geodetic Model:

4.1.4.1 Horizontal Datum Name: North American Datum of 1983

4.1.4.2 Ellipsoid Name: GRS 80

4.1.4.3 Semi-major Axis: 6378206.4

4.1.4.4 Denominator of Flattening Ratio: 294.9786982

4.2 Vertical Coordinate System Definition: None

5.0 Entity and Attribute Information:

5.1 Detailed Description

5.1.1 Entity Type

5.1.1.1 Entity Type Label: AIRPRTPT.PAT

5.1.1.2 Entity Type Definition: Point attribute table

5.1.2 Attribute

5.1.2.1 Attribute Label: NAME:

5.1.2.2 Attribute Definition: Name of the airport facility.

5.1.2.4 Attribute Domain Values: Character

5.1.2 Attribute

5.1.2.1 Attribute Label: ASSOC_CITY:

5.1.2.2 Attribute Definition: City served by the airport.

5.1.2.4 Attribute Domain Values: Character

5.1.2 Attribute

5.1.2.1 Attribute Label: AIRPRTPT-ID:

5.1.2.2 Attribute Definition: Page number from source reference

5.1.2.4 Attribute Domain Values: Character

6.0 Distribution Information:

6.1 Distributor: See Point of Contact, Section 1.9.

6.2 Resource Description: None.

6.3 Distribution Liability: Users must assume responsibility to determine
the usability of this data for

their purposes.

6.4 Standard Ordering Process: Contact the Georgia Geologic Survey, see
1.9.

6.5 Custom Order Process: Contact the Georgia Geologic Survey,

See 1.9.

7.0 Metadata Reference Information:

7.1 Metadata Date: 04/26/95 by David Hipple

7.2 Metadata Review Date: 04/30/96, by Victoria Trent, CSAT

7.2 Metadata Review Date: 08/02/96, by Roger Carter, GGS

7.2 Metadata Review Date: 08/02/96, by William McLemore, GGS

7.4 Metadata Contact:

7.4.10.1.1 Contact Person: David Hipple

7.4.10.1.2 Contact Organization: Georgia Geologic Survey

7.4.10.3 Contact Position: GIS- Senior Geologist

7.4.10.4 Contact Address:

7.4.10.4.2 Address: 19 Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr., SW

7.4.10.4.3 City: Atlanta

7.4.10.4.4 State or Province: Georgia

7.4.10.4.5 Postal Code: 30334

7.4.10.4.6 Country: USA

7.4.10.5 Contact Voice Telephone: (404) 894-0128

7.4.10.5 Contact Facsimile Telephone: (404) 894-6199

7.4.10.7 Contact Electronic Mail Address: drhipple@mail.dnr.state.ga.us

7.4.10.9 Hours of Service: 8-4:30, Eastern Time

7.5 Metadata Standard Name: FGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial
Metadata

7.6 Metadata Standard Version: 6/8/94

                                  PART C

THE DIGITAL FILES CONTAINING THE GIS DATABASE:

                         PUBLIC AIRPORT IN GEORGIA

Summary of Contents of Data Diskettes: Part C.

The digital files are written on the enclosed One (1) 1.44 megabyte High
Density Diskettes. The disk is in DOS format and contains the following:

1. README.TXT - an ASCII file which is a digital copy of this summary.

2. AIRPRTPT.TXT - a digital copy of this publication in ASCII format.

3. AIRPRTPT.WPD - a digital copy of the text in this publication, but in
WordPerfect 6.0 format.

4. AIRPRTPT.E00 - the GIS database in ARC/INFO Export format. Just place
the file into the directory where you would like have the export file.

5. File Size:

a. AIRPRTPT.E00 49 KB

b. AIRPRTPT.WPD 191 KB

c. AIRPRTPT.TXT 29 KB

d. README.TXT 2 KB