Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Oceanography / November 2004

One day the skeletons will rise and bite our butts !

Looking at the graph on http://sealevel.colorado.edu/ 
I thought that the rate of sealevel rise had increased since 1999.
So i did a small reanalysis of the data, the results are at
http://membrane.com/sidd/sealevel.html

I am trying to find an analytical formula which lets me describe a grid.
The condition of the grid is that:
In the X-axis (grid points along the same latitude), everything is regular
in degree (I mean for eg. I have my grid every 0.1313 degree, that is like

Dear Folks,
I have been an occasional visitor to this newsgroup for several years,
noting that it has considerably less flaming and obvious commercial ads than
the parallel GEOLOGY newsgroup.  Is this newsgroup monitored, and, if so, by

I have a strange question, arising from this website
<http://www.guy-saget.com/vin_de_la_mer.htm>
A French winegrower some years ago put a few hundred bottles at 10
meters below sea level. After four years, they tasted fresher (and

I am trying to build up a undersea network. In order to correctly design
networks in deep ocean (not shallow  waters) we need to be fully aware of
all the characteristics that
might be exhibeted in that environment. We are aware as to how the sound