I always wished I could have some help visualizing the flooding caused by the basalt cliffs along the Columbia River, where I grew up. It’s great.
Is there any chance you’ll be “visualizing” the same geography when the sea during the ice age was 315 feet lower? I’d love to see what the off shore canyons would have looked like. I think we now have bathemetrics for the whole subduction zone, don’t we?
Thanks for your comment, and apologies for the late reply. My comment notifications have been spotty lately, and I didn’t see yours until just now. I’m in the midst of a redesign that should address the issue.
I’ve thought about doing the opposite of the sea rise maps; looking at the levels from 10,000-12,000 years ago. I might get to that at some point, but my plate is pretty full right now. The data is out there for bathymetry.
I always wished I could have some help visualizing the flooding caused by the basalt cliffs along the Columbia River, where I grew up. It’s great.
Is there any chance you’ll be “visualizing” the same geography when the sea during the ice age was 315 feet lower? I’d love to see what the off shore canyons would have looked like. I think we now have bathemetrics for the whole subduction zone, don’t we?
Hi Mike:
Thanks for your comment, and apologies for the late reply. My comment notifications have been spotty lately, and I didn’t see yours until just now. I’m in the midst of a redesign that should address the issue.
I’ve thought about doing the opposite of the sea rise maps; looking at the levels from 10,000-12,000 years ago. I might get to that at some point, but my plate is pretty full right now. The data is out there for bathymetry.