Donnelley began making maps with computers in the mid-1980s to generate maps for customers.
The model can also be run 'backwards' to generate maps that locate possible plume originating sources.
The player can explore the town and enter the dungeon, which contains randomly generated maps.
The order for most of the markers is the same on the two independently generated maps.
The utility Slige can be used to automatically generate random maps.
It could also be used in other subject fields, which currently lack specialist thesis listings, to generate maps of research activity.
These are automatic computer generated maps and have not necessarily been checked by human oversight, so they may contain errors.
Real world elevation data can also be read by the game to generate accurate maps of anywhere in the world.
An automated imaging microscope system was developed in order to generate three-dimensional maps of the mouse hypothalamus.
Dungeons have randomly generated maps to challenge players in each quest.
