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Lots of road-kill on the paved highways. Should we shut them down? Interesting aside: Jason Howell once told me he'd rather see highways closed off than see a member of an endangered species struck by a vehicle.

He must have the data to share. I'd be interested to see it.

Sounds like it wasn't a back burn

That's one hell of a back burn if so.

Oh, I know this has nothing to do with your app. I am having the same issue when I go to their National Viewer app: https://apps.nationalmap.gov/viewer/ I look at those maps extensively (the slope map is incredible), but I've never had an issue like this with them until the past few days. I've...

I distinctly recall narrowly avoiding being pelted in the head by one of the many walnuts that were flying off the tree in my yard while I was running from the pool to the house.

Boyd, are you having any issues with the USGS lidar loading? I'm still having problems and am curious to see if anyone else is.

hmmmm......well this is good news for me. Not sure what was going on last night.

Looks like USGS has made their lidar imagery unavailable. This really stinks.

Scott, that is the old road from Green Bank to Harrisville. There would have been a bridge there, but some sort of sluice gate possibly existed there as well. However..... I doubt it was a millrace, since it is way longer than necessary. I also doubt it was for drainage purposes for the same...

Wish I could have made it. Is the location of the dike? https://boydsmaps.com/#19.00/39.661849/-74.530009/lidar2021bw/0.00/0.00

https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/native-american-shell-middens.4469/#post-47589 Maybe this explains the oyster shells? Do fox frequent the plains?

Can you ping the location so we can take a look?

Thanks. Looking at historic aerials, you can see that sometime between 1940 and 1951, the creek was dug out deeper and wider to make a sort of pond (looks like for recreational purposes). The mound you visited were part of the dredge spoils.

I'd like to check out this mound of dirt on lidar. Would you mind sharing the whereabouts?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsy_jazz Let's just call it Spongy Jazz

Did these scientists even stop to consider the feelings of otherkin who might self-identify as sponges?

From what I gather, most Romanis around the world embrace the term "gypsy." Most of the people complaining are likely the same sort of people that think terms like "blacklist" and "blackout" are racially insensitive.

https://www.academia.edu/69362186/Detecting_historic_tar_kilns_and_tar_production_sites_using_high_resolution_aerial_LiDAR_derived_digital_elevation_models_Introducing_the_Tar_Kiln_Feature_Detection_workflow_TKFD_using_open_access_R_and_FIJI_software