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[[File:500px-Grass_GIS.svg.png|thumb|border|center|link=http://grass.osgeo.org/download/logos/|The official GRASS-GIS vector logogram|alt=The official GRASS-GIS logogram]] | [[File:500px-Grass_GIS.svg.png|thumb|border|center|link=http://grass.osgeo.org/download/logos/|The official GRASS-GIS vector logogram|alt=The official GRASS-GIS logogram]] | ||
== Official colors == | |||
The logo is synthesized by <span style="color:#009000">green</span>, black and a white background. Specifically, the <span style="color:#009000">green</span> color is defined in: | The logo is synthesized by <span style="color:#009000">green</span>, black and a white background. Specifically, the <span style="color:#009000">green</span> color is defined in: | ||
Revision as of 23:44, 2 January 2013
The GRASS-GIS logo can be downloaded in various formats from http://grass.osgeo.org/download/logos/.
For more grassy fun-logos, see the GRASS Art Gallery.
Official colors
The logo is synthesized by green, black and a white background. Specifically, the green color is defined in:
- HTML notation: #009000
- RGB values: 0, 144, 0
- LaTeX code:
\definecolor{ColorName}{rgb}{0.00,0.56,0.00}
However, in the (new) GRASS-GIS website the green color differs slightly and is defined as follows in:
- HTML notation: #008A28
- RGB values: 0, 138, 40
- LaTeX code:
\definecolor{ColorName}{rgb}{0.00, x.xx, x.xx }