The NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson leaving Norfolk.
12.02.2026 01:05
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The NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson leaving Norfolk.
I just wrapped up another blog post on a fun side project I had been thinking about for a while but just now had some time off during the holidays to put it together. This one is called ChatBathy.
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Who doesn’t love a shipwreck fly-through?
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Thanks for putting this together. I recently started building tapedecktimemeachine.com and was so confused at the honestly ridiculously high monthly users base requirements (a quarter million monthly users!!!) to get out of the Spotify Web API’s developer mode. This is super helpful.
Check out this playlist I made with TapeDeck Time Machine! www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
Alternative Rock from May 1, 1998.
Check out this playlist I made from TapeDeck Time Machine, mimicking what was on an alternative rock radio station in July 2002 (when I was 18).
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Feel free to make your own for free at tapedecktimemachine.com
#90s #2000s #alternativerock #nostalgia
Tired of your old playlists on Spotify or Apple Music? Try out my new website, which uses an algorithm to mimics what was on the radio on aa given day
It’s a work in progress, and I’d love to hear your feedback, especially for the Spotify playlist export. tapedecktimemachine.com
#spotify
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I don’t know who needs to know this but if you haven’t heard Yellowcard’s newest album, you’re missing out.
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So, I created a website that curates a playlist in YouTube or Apple Music, that tries to simulate a radio playlist based on a
chosen day and genre. I invite you to try it out (fyi- it’s buggy and under construction). Try your favorite genre and a date around 16th bday!
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A NOAA autonomous survey vessel (DRIX) in the Elizabeth River.
A NOAA autonomous survey vessel in Norfolk, Virginia’s Elizabeth River today. #NOAA
NOAA Ship Ferdinand Hassler leaving the dock from the NOAA Atlantic Marine Operations Center in Norfolk, Virginia.
Waving goodbye to the NOAA Ship Ferdinand Hassler getting underway from Norfolk, Virginia to continue a seafloor mapping campaign to update NOAA nautical charts. #NOAA
Shoutout to the authors of the Rayshader R package for making it easy to visualize bathymetry or elevation DEMs with just a few lines of code.
Thanks! I think that it’s sometimes easy to forget how cool and highly detailed hydrographic survey data can be when you look at a generalized nautical chart.
Here’s a cool way to explore high density sonar depth point-cloud data that will be used to update nautical charts. anthonyklemm.github.io/potree_viewe...
How can a raster attribute table help maritime navigation? medium.com/@anthony.kle...
A new blog post on shipwrecks and AI.
And me teaching myself how to train and fine-tune an AI model to try and detect wrecks in bathymetric surfaces with YOLOv8.
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An aerial view of Metarvik, Alaska, a small village of several dozen buildings in the middle of a vast snowy expanse.
This is Mertarvik, Alaska, population 300. It’s a new town.
Its residents, the vast majority of whom are Yup’ik, began moving in around 2019.
The move was by necessity: The nearby village where many residents previously lived, Newtok, is sinking, its riverbanks eroding. THREAD 🧵
Ernst means “serious” in German. Maybe she’s just evoking her German roots by echoing JS Bach? youtu.be/_esK7uysEsE?...
An interesting write up about the current situation at the National Geodetic Survey, an agency first founded by Thomas Jefferson’s administration in 1807.
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Welcome back home to Norfolk, TJ!
Robot boats being readied in Norfolk for mapping projects with NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson
VA Beach sunrise
Trying to weather the churning waves right now.
