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May 1st 15, 11:31 AM
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Video Clip. Myocean forecasted currents data set converted into a 4D Data model for Google Earth
In this case whe show the most superficial currents from 0 to 100 m deep
arround Oleg Naydenov a russian trawler sunken at the south of Canary Islands and loading 1400 tons of contaminating fuel. http://youtu.be/lnHzqsL0icQ |
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