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The linked pages illustrate screenshots of a number of maps prepared with SeaSTA
for World Wind. The zoom levels were selected to produce uniform images containing
the desired information. Larger or smaller images can be prepared, depending on individual
needs. Additionally, SeaSTA contains many maps not demonstrated here (over
800 in total). The included maps and overlays may be combined with one another, with built-in
World Wind imagery and layers, or with compatible, third-party addons.
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includes color maps of monthly SST from 1982 to the present. These
were prepared from the highest resolution (~4 km) long term SST data currently available.
Smoothed contours of SST are also provided.
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also provides monthly maps and contours of Sea Surface
Temperature Anomaly (SSTA). These smoothed data allow identification of weather and
climate phenomena. Seasonal and mid-term trends can be displayed, evaluated and presented
in an intuitive manner with high quality graphics.
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contains the tracks of over 2800 tropical storms, hurricanes,
cyclones and typhoons from 1982 to the present. This is a comprehensive record of the tropical
storms worldwide for this period. Storms are classified by date and storm category. They may
be controlled individually or in any combination.
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includes layers depicting average annual, seasonal and monthly
surface current velocity vectors and wind speed vectors. Major ocean currents are identified
and labeled. Maps of the median monthly sea ice extent are also provided. These may be
overlaid on the other maps or used in combination with other data.
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illustrates the long-term climatologies of a number of important SST
characteristics. These include annual, seasonal and monthly SST averages, annual maximum
and minimum SST, annual SST range, monthly and seasonal variation, zonal anomalies and annual,
seasonal and monthly tropical storm frequencies.
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includes the color Ochre, Olive and Ultramarine and
grayscale Charcoal shaded relief maps from PanglossTech's
add-on. These maps are derived
from the best publicly available global bathymetry datasets. High resolution national borders
and a detailed shoreline are also provided. These features are illustrated in the examples
provided above.
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