Virtually Hawaii
Virtually Hawaii by University of Hawaii researchers offers virtual field trips to Hawaiian islands with Kilauea Volcano data. Funded by NASA, part of HPCC, with tutorials and satellite info. Contact for post-1999 inquiries.
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Virtually Hawaii, a project by researchers at the University of Hawaii, offers virtual field trips to various Hawaiian islands with guided tours and remote sensing data of Kilauea Volcano. Funded by NASA's IITA program, it is part of the HPCC initiative and run through the Hawaii Space Grant Consortium. The project includes Remote Sensing Tutorials, Radar and Visible/InfraRed tutorials, and a Spectral Imager to explore different wavelengths. Visitors can access satellite data, weather information, and radar images of Hawaii. Dr. Peter Mouginis-Mark holds the copyright for the project materials. For inquiries post-August 31, 1999, contact lori@puuoo.gsfc.nasa.gov. The site also features original paintings of Kilauea in eruption at VolcanoArtHawaii. Visitors are encouraged to explore the site's new content and sign the guest book.
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8 commentsNavigating to "Virtual Field Trips" takes you to http://satftp.soest.hawaii.edu/maps/butbar.map . At this page you're greeted with what I take is instructions to paint out a frameset?
```
rect index.html 0 0 79 49
rect navnew/navigator.html 80 0 159 49
rect virtual.field.trips.html 160 0 239 49
rect http://radlab.soest.hawaii.edu/satlab 240 0 319 49
rect feedback.html 320 0 399 49
```
It's obviously "shape src x y width height" (or swapped around).
I'm having issues finding a resource that explains what this is and why it seemingly worked in a browser in the 90's but not now - i.e. when it was deprecated and to what degree it was supported prior. Does anyone know more?
"Let those subtitles go, they nevah do nothin!" reminded me of carny "losim".
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