- where are the dust clouds?
- what is the wind direction?
- when will Kuwait get one?
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Showing posts with label bathymetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bathymetry. Show all posts
Saturday, 10 September 2011
Be your own weatherman
Dust storms are what you look out for in Kuwait. The banner map was a very simple way for me to create my own weather map:
Labels:
aggregation,
bathymetry,
ESRI,
Kuwait,
mashup,
NOAA,
weather,
webmap
Saturday, 13 August 2011
Even more beautiful maps in current affairs
I'm baaack! Here is the web mapping service directly in ArcGIS Explorer (AGX). This was posted two weeks ago as a layer package on arcgis.com. I wondered then why AGX would not accept OGC WMS services? While I was away ESRI Support responded with two caveats:
Labels:
bathymetry,
blog,
current affairs,
data.gov,
environment,
ESRI,
free data,
live,
mashup,
NOAA,
OGC,
WMS
Friday, 29 July 2011
More beautiful maps in current affairs
As I'm off for two weeks you get next week's posting today! Following last week's blogpost on Esri's beautiful ocean base map, I painted over it (to use their simile) Goddard Earth Sciences' stunning near-real-time global sensor data for:
Labels:
agencies,
bathymetry,
blog,
current affairs,
data.gov,
environment,
ESRI,
free data,
live,
mashup,
NOAA,
OGC,
WMS
Saturday, 23 July 2011
Beautiful maps in current affairs
At presentation in London on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea was given a few years ago by Dr Parson of the Southampton UK National Oceanographic Centre. He described how nations were given an opportunity to claim Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) beyond the standard 200 nautical mile limit (viz. UNCLOS and UNEP). The reason AAPG hosted this is because most such extensions revolve around petroleum and mineral rights in the Offshore Continetal Shelves (OCS).
Thursday, 31 March 2011
Another Take on Climate Change, Part IV
[Update: Part V, more on polar wanderings]
From guardian.co.uk today: Goce satellite maps the Earth's gravity in unprecedented precision. Aside from updating on Part III of this series, this slots right into my comment on the lesser-know fact that the earth wobbles on it axis, and that mass plate-tectonic movements are the result as well as the cause of earth tremors along plate boundaries
From guardian.co.uk today: Goce satellite maps the Earth's gravity in unprecedented precision. Aside from updating on Part III of this series, this slots right into my comment on the lesser-know fact that the earth wobbles on it axis, and that mass plate-tectonic movements are the result as well as the cause of earth tremors along plate boundaries
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Arctic Dreams
I spent a summer in the Arctic in 1986, the year as Barry Lopez wrote a book titled as above. At a recent job in Kazakhstan, I met ice engineers whose colleagues I knew in Calgary two decades earlier! How do you get marine engineers and naval architects in the middle of two continents in Calgary and Atyrau? By developping offshore oil&gas in the Arctic Islands and the Caspian Sea!
Labels:
Arctic,
bathymetry,
Canada,
ESRI,
Kazakhstan,
law,
maps,
NRCAN,
topography,
UNEP,
USGS
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