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All processing was done in ESRI's ARC/INFO and GRID module. The ARC/INFO "demgrid" command was used to convert each DEM quad sheet to grid format.
If necessary, z-units in feet in the original file were converted, using the GRID "con" command, dem_in_meters = con(dem_in-feet > 3,dem_in_feet/3.28,1), to convert to meters to match all other sheets. The sheets converted are: 45121e8 45121f8 45121f7 45121f6 45121f5 45121f4 45122e1 45122e2 45122e3 45122e4 45122e5 45122e6 45122f7 45122f8
If necessary, the GRID "int" command, dem_integer = int(dem_floating + .5), was used to convert any floating point grids to integer grids.
Individual tiles were then merged, into 1 degree wide swaths in their original UTM projection , swath = merge(list of quads). For 116, 117, 118, and 119 degrees west this is UTM 11, NAD 27; for 120, 121, 122, 123 , and 124 degrees west this is UTM 10, NAD 27.
The swaths of each projection system were merged.
The UTM 11 half was projected into UTM 10. At 10m resolution, the DEMs are too large to merge into a single statewide grid. The state is subdivided into 9 tiles for processing and data exchange. The polygons defining these tiles were buffered 100 meters (buffer tile tile_buffer # # 100 # poly). The resultant buffer polygons were then used to clip the two merged grids. The 120 degree and west DEM grid was clipped with the northwest, west, and southwest tile buffers and the 120 degree and east DEM grid was clipped with the northeast, east and southeast tile buffers. The center set of buffers (north, center, and south) straddle the 120 degree west longtitude line. Both the 120 degree west DEM and 120 degree east DEM were clipped with those center buffer polygons. The resultant halves were then merged into complete north, center and south tiles.
Each grid tile was projected from UTM into the state standard lambert projection for Oregon using the ARC/INFO "project grid" command with bilinear transformation.
The final processing step involved converting the z-units from meters to feet and converting back to an integer grid.