Natural disturbance picture

Chuck Vaughn aa6g at aa6g.org
Thu Oct 12 15:33:48 EDT 2000


I have another view of the fires that might be of some interest. I don't
believe I posted it here before. This is from a Chinese weather satellite
from Aug. 16:

ftp://shell3.ba.best.com/web2/aa6g/200008161647.jpg   (234KB)

If it looks like smoke, it is. This must have been around the height
of the fires. For reference, the Washington and Oregan coast is on
the left.

Chuck <aa6g at aa6g.org>

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> 
> A very kind soul has informed me of a way to make images available without
> invoking the dangers of attaching to an email note; since this is not yet
> foolproof.  The natural disturbance picture that I was raving about recently
> can now be viewed at http://www.Norbert.eboard.com or go to the eboard home
> page at http://www.eboard.com/home.html , type Norbert into the 'enter an
> eboard' box, hit 'go' and voila, you are there.  click on the note and then
> click on the thumbnail image to enlarge it.  At the risk of sounding like an
> emotional art critic rather than a cold, heartless biologist; this is a
> particularly stunning and visually compelling image that will no doubt shock
> those who believe in the myth of stability in ecosystems. enjoy
> 
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Norbert Kondla  P.Biol., RPBio.
> Forest Ecosystem Specialist, Ministry of Environment
> 845 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, British Columbia V1N 1H3
> Phone 250-365-8610
> Mailto:Norbert.Kondla at gems3.gov.bc.ca
> http://www.env.gov.bc.ca


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