NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY - FARGO, N D



GEOLOGY 496
DEATH VALLEY FIELD COURSE:
RELIEF MAPS AND 3D ANAGLYPHS OF
DEATH VALLEY AND THE OWENS VALLEY


These relief maps and 3D anaglyphs were produced for this web site by Ray Sterner of the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University using a manipulation of USGS DEM data.




Digital relief map of east-central California,
including Death Valley and the Owens Valley
California (1001K)



3D anaglyph of east-central California,
including Death Valley and the Owens Valley
California (895K)



Digital relief map of the northern Owens
Valley and Long Valley Caldera,
east-central California (large version: 967K)



Digital relief map of the northern Owens
Valley and Long Valley Caldera,
east-central California (small version: 272K)



3D anaglyph of the northern Owens Valley
and Long Valley Caldera, east-central
California (866K)



Oblique 3D relief map
of Death Valley National Park,
California / Nevada (530K)



Digital relief map of the northern part
of Death Valley National Park,
California / Nevada (1009K)



3D anaglyph of the northern part
of Death Valley National Park,
California / Nevada (1008K)



Digital relief map of the southern part
of Death Valley National Park,
California / Nevada (1009K)



3D anaglyph of the southern part
of Death Valley National Park,
California / Nevada (1008K)



NOAA-AVHRR satellite infrared
(Channel 3) image of
of Death Valley National Park,
California / Nevada,
August 28, 1996 (358K). Click here
for further information.

Your comments on these web resources are welcome!

  • Donald Schwert, Department of Geosciences, North Dakota State University

  • Ray Sterner, Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University


  • Click here for our 3D anaglyph home page.

  • Click here for the "3-D North Dakota!!!" web site.

  • Click here for Ray Sterner's color shaded relief map of North Dakota

  • Click here to access Ray Sterner's shaded relief maps for the 50 U.S. states.

  • Click here to view Ray Sterner's 3D anaglyphs of northern Idaho and east-central Washington State.



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