Query (and please forgive me if this has been asked and answered, possibly by me, I've forgotten many things)- has anyone got a recent-QBAM-version of a map with the 1830 Five Civilized Tribes on it? I've got a version I hacked together a few years ago (for instance) but it's several QBAMs too old to update the maps I want to update, and I'm hoping there might be a better one floating around somewhere.
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Does anyone have an equirectangular projection (or a source) of these two maps?I found these two some time ago. They fit almost perfectly but not quite. It looks like the projection is different. I was wandering if anyone knew how to readjust that. I tried scaling them but that doesn't do the trick.
I think that they are ETOPO1 ice surface and bedrock respectively
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is there also a lena river patch coming soon? at least, that's what i can infer from krasnoyarsk
That's the Yenisei, and yes I've already done it but i've only done a few administrative divisions for Krasnoyarsk so far, mainly in the southern portion since that's going to be the most irritating. However, I've recently lost a considerable amount of time to work on qbam stuff for a while now, not that I had all that much to begin with, and this project is generally dragging my will to do make any sort of qbam map, even historical ones
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I think we can expect updates/patches to the 8K-BAM in a similar vain to the Q-BAM.
Quite looking forward to it actually.
that's the one i was thinking of, had a moment where i was thinking of the wrong one
and don't worry about getting things out right away, take all the time you need
Did a 50 meter sea level rise map based on the topography map (which I'd say is more accurate than the basemap itself, but overall Q-BAM is a huge mess...) anyhow, here's the map. I'm not at all convinced of the result as it nukes small islands and rounds the coasts way too much, but someone may find it useful for some reason.
What about with coastal lines?Did a 50 meter sea level rise map based on the topography map (which I'd say is more accurate than the basemap itself, but overall Q-BAM is a huge mess...) anyhow, here's the map. I'm not at all convinced of the result as it nukes small islands and rounds the coasts way too much, but someone may find it useful for some reason.
Already there. If you mean that darker blue outline most of my maps have around the coast, I just didn't bother.
This has probably been asked to death, but does anyone has a 1 meter-2 meters sea level rise map?
The best resource that I can found a few years ago were these maps from github: topography-master by ahstat. Althought they could be reprojected to QBAM, they would be too pixeled. I think that might be possible to extract a map from GIS but I don't know how
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What if I told you that I actually do not use Q-BAM maps for editing and map-making, I actually use the more up-to-date ones to update my own personal maps that are made in a highly modified 2K-BAM and 8K-BAM.
I have been wanting to make a map like this during a lot of time. Behold the Antarctic bedrock map in QBAM! I guess it would also work for R-QBAM. It is not 100% accurate, but let's say 90% due to reprojection of a reprojected map that retains certain lines from the previous map, but for the moment it is the best that I can do.
1. Reprojected map from the @otpad posted maps
2. Topographic map
3. Blank map
1. Reprojected map from the @otpad posted maps
2. Topographic map
3. Blank map
Denmark is now just a tiny island chainDid a 50 meter sea level rise map based on the topography map (which I'd say is more accurate than the basemap itself, but overall Q-BAM is a huge mess...) anyhow, here's the map. I'm not at all convinced of the result as it nukes small islands and rounds the coasts way too much, but someone may find it useful for some reason.
I'm quite curious, is there any single place where one can easily find a load of Q-BAM resources like bathymetry, heightmap, latitude and longitude lines, and so on?