Perhaps it can just be an amusing distraction from all the physical exhaustion, then

Thanks! It was actually harder than expected to find those kinds of things, and I ended up putting my own list together based on various articles, interviews, documentaries, etc. Hopefully they're actually meaningful to runners!

Will v1 or the NES book ever be reprinted?

Nice, love that title text and the landing callouts!

Nice! I have an Arduino lying around somewhere, this makes me want to dig it out again try building something.

That's so cool. Is it running with something like an Arduino or Rasberri Pi inside?

Thanks! Mostly by hand on an iPad, yes. I wrote about it a bit on my website: aaronkoelker.com/taughannock-...

I recall iterating over bands with arcpy/python once, but not sure about model builder. ArcGIS Pro has an Extract Bands tool that might work for that, though

Same! I've been enjoying finding all the different ones on walls and such too, there's quite a variety of styles

Love this, are the yellow areas the vineyards?

And there's Bluesky's max vertical image ratio for previews...

This was made to support a project on glacial refugia, explaining how the landscape and climate have shifted over time as ice sheets advanced and retreated

Thanks! You sent me down a little rabbit hole on YouTube, neat stuff

Thanks! It can be pretty stark in places. Places like Bloomington it even shows up clear on the aerial imagery, neat to see

Was this in the NACIS map gallery last year? If so I remember staring at it for quite some time. Awesome work!