Mike,

Autostitch may not work because there is no overlap between map 
segments.  It needs the overlap in order to figure out which pieces go 
where.  I haven't looked at your source website but wonder if the map 
segments are available with some overlap.  I know that our mind doesn't 
have any trouble matching up elevation lines from one segment to the 
adjacent lines in the next segment but, I don't imagine Autostitch can 
perform the magic.

Dave

Mike Hord wrote:

>I'm looking for a method for taking "chopped up
>bits" of an image and reassembling the overall
>image.  Autostitch does not work, since it tries
>to compensate for non-existent pan/tilt (although
>the results are pretty interesting).
>
>Application is reassemblage of a map from
>snapshots available online.  USGS topo maps
>for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
>are available online at www.bwca.com, in 600
>pixel square segments.  Automation is desirable,
>since doing it by hand is a royal PITA, and
>occasionally results in the obfuscation of portage
>or campsite markers.  A partial marking for a
>site is better than none at all.
>
>Google hasn't turned up much, nor has Simtel
>or Download.com.
>
>Mike H.
>
>  
>


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