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Maps—Rivers—Terrain dancoecarto.com
New, super-detailed Dry Falls interpretive map from the Washington Geological Survey.
#iceagefloods
#missoulafloods
#channeledscablands
#geomorphology
washingtonstategeology.wordpress.com/2025/07/15/n...
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@joelgombiner.bsky.social
and I had a conversation with Nick Zentner yesterday about our upcoming WGS
#DryFalls
map. Looking for feedback before publishing.
#iceagefloods
#missoulafloods
#geomorphology
youtu.be/v01cycrCgno
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Daniel Coe & Joel Gombiner - Washington Geological Survey
YouTube video by Nick Zentner
https://youtu.be/v01cycrCgno
6 months ago
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Joe Mason
8 months ago
Drumlinized land use, shaded by NDVI. Fields with various degrees of vegetation greenness, oriented parallel to drumlin long axes reflecting two different ice flow directions across the Green Bay Lobe, southern Wisconsin.
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kottke.org
10 months ago
The Public Domain Image Archive is a newly launched “curated collection of more than 10,000 out-of-copyright historical images, free for all to explore and reuse”. Careful, you could lose some hours in here…
[kottke.org]
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The Public Domain Image Archive
The Public Domain Review (a true gem of the web) has launched The Public Domain Image Archive, “a curated collection of more than 10,000 out-of-copyright historical images, free for all to explore and reuse”. While Th
https://kottke.org/25/01/the-public-domain-image-archive
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Castle Mountain Fault scarp cutting across the Little Susitna River about 50km north of Anchorage,
#Alaska
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#lidar
#geomorphology
#faultscarp
10 months ago
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Greg Fiske
11 months ago
Just a regular reminder: the ArcticDEM is one of the most beautiful spatial datasets out there. I've been working on a large tile set for our
#arctic
abrupt thaw mapping activities recently and I can't help but stop and take a peek as the data rolls in.
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Christina Shintani
11 months ago
A few of the maps and graphics I made in 2024. What climate maps do you want to see next year?
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Streets.mn
11 months ago
Among Giants: A Brief Hydrological History of the Upper Midwest:
https://streets.mn/2024/12/20/among-giants-a-brief-hydrological-history-of-the-upper-midwest/
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#Lidar
relative elevation images and draped imagery of the Similkameen River
#floodplain
near the BC/WA border looking toward Little Chopaka Mtn and Palmer Lake. Made for the WA Geological Survey.
#PNW
#geography
#geomorphology
www.flickr.com/photos/wasta...
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Andrew Middleton
11 months ago
Here we go, a brief story of how I became the owner.of New England's oldest map store.
youtu.be/wFI-lnikjJM?...
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I Won a Map Store what happened next will shock you
YouTube video by Andrew Middleton
https://youtu.be/wFI-lnikjJM?si=65WRB_XXpBupyBxn
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Denis Vannier
about 1 year ago
#30DayMapChallenge
- Day 6 : Raster "X-Ray of the Arcachon Bay" (France). DEM from IGN (RGE-Alti 1m)
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Atlas of Design
12 months ago
Hello! The Atlas of Design shows off some of the world’s most beautiful and intriguing cartographic design. Every two years, we publish a new volume of full-color maps, selected from worldwide competition and judged by an expert panel. Happy to be part of Bluesky!
#maps
#cartography
#books
#design
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New
#lidar
images of the
#Enchantments
for the Washington Geological Survey.
#PNW
#Maps
#CascadeRange
12 months ago
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Becca Dzombak
12 months ago
For
@sciencenews.bsky.social
: Trees and the fungi they depend on are being torn apart, a new study finds. As climates get warmer and drier, many trees should be migrating north—but some aren't. That could be because their fungal friends can't make the journey.
www.sciencenews.org/article/clim...
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Why trees are failing to adapt to climate change
Certain fungi give trees nutrients and water, but heat and drought are putting both at risk.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/climate-change-driving-trees-from-fungi
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Andy Woodruff
about 1 year ago
Also, my little online shop is but one of many cartography shops!
@pinakographos.bsky.social
and I recently launched
mapartists.org
with 30-something (and growing!) independent map sellers. Let your favorite cartographers cover all your gifting needs!
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Independent Map Sellers
A shopping guide offered by the Independent Map Artists
https://mapartists.org
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Robert Macfarlane
about 1 year ago
To say: my profile pic is a LiDAR image showing the river-ghosts—historical meanders—of the Lower Mississippi. Water, wandering, wilfully. It’s by Daniel Coe, who has deep-mapped the pasts of many rivers. See more of his work at
dancoecarto.com/work
& below. What wild, wondrous beings rivers are.
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Chaney Swiney
12 months ago
A favorite recent project: Peakscapes. I love the layered looks you get in the
#mountains
, and I always want to be able to name everything in view. These designs provide a cleaner, more idealized view of the landscape than a photo can. Are they
#maps
? Or geographic art? I'm not sure.
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Robert Simmon
about 1 year ago
It’s amazing how one “simple” trick—color-coding landscape features in bare earth LIDAR data—can increase the readability of topography. Image from the Washington Geological Survey (Washington State DNR)/Dan Coe
www.flickr.com/photos/wasta...
#dataviz
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#cartography🗺️
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