[Geysers] Time code

[Gary Einstein]

Thanks for the work.

Gary Einstein


On 1/19/2013 1:04 PM, Janet White | SnowMoon, LLC wrote:
> Photos of most of the 2012 Summer season log book will be going up at 
> Geyser Watch. They were taken in the Visitor's center without a proper 
> setup, so the edges are a bit blurry because taken with a lens that 
> would handle the low light that was dropped at one point (and sorely 
> needs replacing).  It's not a perfect system, but is anything ever 
> really perfect? I didn't get the last days of the season and a couple 
> of them are too blurry to bother processing, but most are good enough.
>
> I'll put them in downloadable zip files likely by Month as that will 
> keep them at a reasonable download size. I don't plan to charge for 
> this as I strongly believe it's just something that should be more 
> accessible. I hope to get time to reshoot 2012's summer logbook and 
> access more of the older log books to do the same with them.
>
> Janet White
> SnowMoon, LLC
> Geyser Watch .com
>
> On 1/17/2013 6:38 PM, Gordon Bower wrote:
>> If there is going to be a big project to "make old data available" I 
>> wish that project included making scans of the logbook pages 
>> available. I would actually rate publishing the scans as a more 
>> important thing to do than typing the transcriptions into the 
>> database. Perhaps storage is cheap enough to post them online; there 
>> are, for instance, tens of thousands of pages of old railroad 
>> timetables scanned in and available for free online now. If not, 
>> perhaps GOSA can sell DVDs with a few thousand scanned logbook pages 
>> on each one. (I gather at least some of the scans already exist and 
>> are what Will and his helpers are passing back and forth and working 
>> from.)
>>
>> GRB
>> _______________________________________________
>> Geysers mailing list
>> Geysers at lists.wallawalla.edu
>> 
>>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Geysers mailing list
> Geysers at lists.wallawalla.edu
> 
>