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January 12, 2007
NOAA Releases Estuarine Bathymetric Data for Google Earth
I was contacted recently by NOAA regarding their release of bathymetry data for estuaries around the US. These colorful datasets "...are an interpolated data set representing the most up-to-date depth sounding information that was available at the time of publication (1998)." Read more about the data. You can view the page providing access to the GE files here, where you select a region and then select which estuary you want to view. Then look for a link to "Google Earth Visualization files". Here's a sample of the Pamlico Sound 
in North Carolina. Thanks NOAA!
Related: new shaded relief map of the terrain of the US from NASA SRTM data.
Posted by FrankTaylor at January 12, 2007 08:24 AM
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