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Virginia Institute of Marine's Marine Advisory Program's 'Teachers on the Estuary: A Field Course on Virginia's Coastal Ecosystems' workshop held along the Eastern Shore. Jun 26, 2019. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
India was the site of one of the oldest civilizations in the world,centered in the Indus River valley c.2500 to 1500b.c.
Cos'è un DRINK-LINK
Un drinklink è un barcamp che non sapeva di esserlo + una certa dose di birra :)
Di base è un evento open, che si tiene in un locale per apertivi dove si parla, beve e mangia e dove ognuno paga la sua consumazione. Di solito il gruppo core di partecipanti è in qualche modo legato ad Idearium.ORG e non si superano i 20/25 partecipanti.
When and Where
Mart 8 Maggio, dalle 19.00 alle 21,30 massimo 22,00
Ci ospita Elena Casalini (grazie a David Orban) presso la sua agenzia di comunicazione: la SCM, che sta in via Mac Mahon, 14 a Milano.
For my son's party, I found this great tablecloth that looks like a road map play mat! The mini construction cones flanked either side of the cake!
(from park signage)
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Cinder cones are relatively small, steep-sided cones of loose igneous debris. They have few eruptions and a relatively large summit crater. Cinder cones are principally composed of scoria and vesicular basalt.
Seen here is a map depicting the vicinity of Sunset Crater, a cinder cone in Arizona's San Francisco Volcanic Field. More than 600 eruptive centers - mostly cinder cones - are present in the field, and date from the Late Miocene to the late Holocene. The largest volcano in the area is San Francisco Mountain, an eroded stratovolcano. Cinder cones in the field have erupted a variety of igneous products, ranging from mafic to felsic to alkaline in composition - most are alkaline basalt. The most recent activity in the field was at Sunset Crater - it had an eruption in the late 11th century A.D., variously dated to 1064 and in the 1080s. The eruption involved lava flows and relatively widespread deposition of airfall scoria.
The map shows the distribution and thickness of the airfall scoria deposit from that eruption. Near Sunset Crater, about 1.2 meters of material was deposited. In distal areas, the scoria deposit is 10 centimeters thick.
Locality: Sunset Crater, San Francisco Volcanic Field, Coconino County, north-central Arizona, USA
This is a picture from my recent hike up the 14,110 foot Pikes Peak outside of Colorado Springs. The hike to the summit via Barr Trail is 12.5 miles long with 7,500 feet of elevation gain. You can read more about my hike at the link.
Mike and Shawn giving a talk at Etech.
Maps from Scratch: Online Maps from the ground up by Mike Migurski and Shawn Allen.
The lessons are outlined here:
http://mapsfromscratch.com/notes.html
Mike's amazing faumaxion maps:
http://teczno.com/faumaxion-II/
Mike also showed how to georeference an image. Here's a sample he did with some old Oakland maps:
http://teczno.com/old-oakland/
Other useful links provided at the talk: