Beira, Mozambique, sea level rise -135 - 65 m
Descrição
The video shows the area around Beira in Mozambique, on an altitude-colored, relief-shaded map with present coastline outlined, while the sea level rises from 135 m below present, like at the last glacial maximum, to 65 m above present, like if all remaining ice sheets would melt. The map is centered on 20°S 35°E, with a 6° vertical field of vision, meaning a 1186x667 km2 area and 0.9 km/px resolution. CC BY 2018 SeaLevelRise.se, http://sealevelrise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open geodata, the GEBCO_2014 Grid, version 20150318. The view is also available as an interactive 3D scene at http://sealevelrise.se/en/earth_3d1/map1061.html . The video is part of the collection Post-Glacial Sea Level Rise, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6SgRGKF7pUxGJDaZFX42AD-WThvESlMf
Palavra-chave: meteorologia ilha de moçambique









































Comentários
@lukasbrucas3027 · 10/04/2021
Isn't the middle of Mozambique where the East African rift ends? Is that the reason there's that long stretch of lowland going from Malawi to the mouth of Zambezi river?