Paleomap Project

Wednesday June 06th 2007
Filed Under Climatology, Education, Reference 

Created and compiled by Christopher Cortese, from the University of Texas at Arlington, Paleomap Project is a site that uses maps and animation to illustrate earth and climate history.  According to the web site the goal of the web site is to “illustrate the plate tectonic development of the ocean basins and continents, as well as the changing distribution of land and sea during the past 1100 million years.”  3-D animations are also available for viewing as well as teaching materials and ArcView formated software and GIS layers. 



Read More

  • Yummy Mapping
  • World of Women
  • The Mannahatta Project
  • High quality satellite data available through USGS pilot project
  • Largest GPS Drawing Exposed as a Fraud



    • « Everything Earth | Main | Would you like some global warming with your coffee? »

    Comments

    Leave a Reply