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Friday, October 8, 2021

A Tale of Coup Cities - 14

Tales can come true

This series started about a decade ago in June of 2011 (A Tale of Coup Cities, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13).

The first words in this series were:

"Not entirely unlike A Tale of Two Cities the American people have been asked, in polls for a decade now, whether the country is going in the correct direction or not.

They have said consistently that the country has been going in the wrong direction.

Government keeps going in the policy direction which the people certainly do not approve of (that direction we call the "W" direction).

Logical deduction: the people are not the government."

(A Tale of Coup Cities). About a year previous to the aforesaid beginning of the 'coup' series, Dredd Blog considered a related topic to be even more troublesome (Will The Military Become The Police?, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13). That previous series began with the words:

"Your immediate reaction to the title of this post is probably "only a crack pot conspiracy theorist would think that could happen in the United States."

Which would be a very healthy reaction, because that is the way it should be, but it would be erroneous because that is the law now.

Today, in Lockett v New Orleans, a case on appeal to the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals from a federal district court, some shocking statements are made.

But even more shocking is what is not said in the case, either by the court, or by the litigants:

In July of 2008, Lockett was driving in his vehicle to a class at the Southern University of New Orleans (SUNO). At the same time, two military police officers, Jonathan Bieber and Brandt Arceneaux, were conducting patrol in the area as members of the National Guard Task Force assisting the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) with law enforcement duties pursuant to an order issued by Governor Jindal after Hurricane Katrina. Bieber and Arceneaux observed Lockett’s vehicle and believed it to be traveling over the speed limit. Based on this observation, the defendants effectuated a traffic stop of Lockett.
(Lockett, [PDF version], emphasis added). The lawsuit was filed because Mr. Lockett said the soldiers made racial statements and hurt him."

(Will The Military Become The Police?). That series went on to point out that the military was supplying every police station in the country with military hardware (e.g. Will The Military Become The Police? - 8, and Will The Military Become The Police? - 10).

Aren't you a bit more receptive to the notion of a 'coup' in the United States now? ("Subverting Justice, How the Former President and His Allies Pressured DOJ to Overturn the [US Government]", PDF).

If not, we'll talk about it later ... see you in the camps:

"The following self-learning course from the U.S. Army Military Police School, which was formerly located at Fort McClellan, describes procedures for military police involvement in civil disturbance operations.  The course makes it clear that temporary detention facilities in the event of a civil disturbance overloading local resources would be operated under existing military doctrine for internment facilities.  The course cites U.S. Army FM 3-19.40 Internment/Resettlement Operations, which is now numbered FM 3-39.40 since its most recent revision in 2010, as the primary reference for the operation of these facilities."

(U.S. Army Military Police School). You get extra stripes if you pull an 'A'.

The previous post in this series is here.


See "you in the camps", and see what this very aware Ret. Army Colonel says:



About a decade ago it was said that "Sea level will rise 3 to 6 feet" (Ret. Navy Adm. Tilley):



Wednesday, October 6, 2021

Good Nomenclature: A Matter of Life and Death - 2

DNA is not alive.

Let's do some 'Dredd Language' and other Dredd stuff (😏).

Kidding aside, 'Nomenclature' is "a system of naming things, especially in a branch of science."

There are historical episodes of  'nomenclature catastrophes'  where maladjusted nomenclature practices have caused deadly tragedies (Good Nomenclature: A Matter of Life and Death).

There are also historical episodes of nomenclature pandemics where professional mouths become contaminated to the point of cacophony on steroids.

One case in point:

"The modern evolutionary synthesis is a 20th-century union of ideas from several biological specialties which provides a widely accepted account of evolution. It is also referred to as the new synthesis, the modern synthesis, the evolutionary synthesis, millennium synthesis and the neo-Darwinian synthesis.

The synthesis, produced between 1936 and 1947, reflects the consensus about how evolution proceeds. The previous development of population genetics, between 1918 and 1932, was a stimulus, as it showed that Mendelian genetics was consistent with natural selection and gradual evolution. The synthesis is still, to a large extent, the current paradigm in evolutionary biology.

The modern synthesis solved difficulties and confusions caused by the specialisation and poor communication between biologists in the early years of the 20th century."

(The Uncertain Gene - 2). Another, more dangerous, and more current example is the cacophony caused by a lack of good nomenclature concerning the distinction between 'life' and 'death' or biology versus abiology (Agnotology: The Surge, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20; Weekend Rebel Science Excursion - 27; The Uncertain Gene - 9).

Dredd Blog has realized the need for another such 'synthesis' because of the need for a better scientific nomenclature with regards to the difference between 'machine' and 'animal':

"This new paradigm shift I am thinking of today is more Earth shaking than that paradigm shift, and many others like it, so hang on, because here for your close perusal is the paradigm shift at issue:

A new paradigm exists for understanding how cells function. Scientists are recognizing that the cell is a highly integrated biological factory with a modular architecture. Each modular unit acts as a molecular machine. These machines have highly specialized functions and are large assemblies of proteins and nucleic acids. They range in size from about 10 - 150 nanometers (10-9 m) [10-9 m] and provide environments in which chemical species can interact in a highly specific fashion. Molecular machines also function as mechano-chemical energy transducers, converting chemical free energy into mechanical energy for cellular processes. They operate cyclically, and can reset themselves.

With the genetic information gained from the U.S. Human Genome Project and DOE's Microbial Genome Program, scientists now have the raw information with which to observe, manipulate, characterize and, ultimately, replicate these large protein assemblies. Using conventional and newly developed microscopy techniques, PBD researchers, through an initiative called Microscopies of Molecular Machines (M3), are creating a toolkit for probing the inner workings of these molecular machines.
(Molecular Machines, Lawrence Berkley National Lab, DOE, emphasis added). Regular readers know that I have been advocating that we acknowledge that machines make up the largest percentage of the known universe."

(The New Paradigm: The Physical Universe Is Mostly Machine). And just to enhance the psyche out a bit more:

"That would seem to be a form of intelligent "non-life," but let's keep our notion subject to the difficulty of defining "life" and "machine":

The definition of life is as enormous a problem as the phenomenon of life itself. One could easily collect from the literature more than 100 different definitions, none satisfactory enough to be broadly accepted. What should the definition contain, to be suitable for all varieties of observable life? Humans, animals, plants, microorganisms. Do viruses also belong to life?

...

“Our cells, and the cells of all organisms, are composed of molecular machines. These machines are built of component parts, each of which contributes a partial function or structural element to the machine. How such sophisticated, multi-component machines could evolve has been somewhat mysterious, and highly controversial.” Professor Lithgow said.
(Putting A Face On Machine Mutation - 3). The machines that preceded life, and of which life is based, could be said to have evolved in an abiotic process that has some of the hallmarks of 'some type of intelligence.' "

(Did Abiotic Intelligence Precede Biotic Intelligence?). The clearing up of the aforesaid nomenclature would also help us to better understand the most populous machine entity on the planet (On The Origin Of The Home Of COVID-19 - 24) ... and its religion (The Machine Religion).

One of the most destructive and prevalent forms of bad nomenclature is the incursion of teleology (If Cosmology Is "Off," How Can Biology Be "On?").

The next post in this series is here, the previous post of this series is here.







Tuesday, October 5, 2021

On The Origin Of The Home Of COVID-19 - 24

Why Picture-less puzzles?

Are you aware of the following?:

If all viruses suddenly disappeared, the world would be a wonderful place for about a day and a half, and then we’d all die – that’s the bottom line,” says Tony Goldberg, an epidemiologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. “All the essential things they do in the world far outweigh the bad things.
...

"Most people are not aware of the role viruses play in supporting much of life on Earth, because we tend to focus only on the ones that cause humanity trouble. Nearly all virologists solely study pathogens; only recently have a few intrepid researchers begun investigating the viruses that keep us and the planet alive, rather than kill us."

“It’s a small school of scientists who are trying to provide a fair and balanced view of the world of viruses, and to show that there are such things as good viruses,” Goldberg says.

"What scientists know for sure is that without viruses, life and the planet as we know it would cease to exist. And even if we wanted to, it would probably be impossible to annihilate every virus on Earth. But by imagining what the world would be like without viruses, we can better understand not only how integral they are to our survival, but also how much we still have to learn about them."

(Why the world needs viruses to function). Why are we all, at one point or another, not aware of that fundamental reality? 

Because, as is pointed out in the quote above "Nearly all virologists solely study pathogens", and I might add that they work for those who are of the "kill anything that moves" ilk (On The Origin of The Bully Religion - 2).

They (big Pharma) also 'own' the news (Blind Willie McTell News, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).

For the better part of a decade I have been 'getting into' both the knowledge and ignorance about viruses historically (What Did The Mass Extinctions Do To Viruses and Microbes?) and currently (The Real Dangers With Microbes & Viruses) in this the Sixth Mass Extinction  (posted some six years prior to the current pandemic).

For that and other reasons, the origin of the genes of viruses is a puzzle without a picture (On the Origin of the Genes of Viruses, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16).

The next post in this series is here, the previous post in this series is here.

Monday, October 4, 2021

Seaports With Sea Level Change - 18

From the book

I. Introduction

This series contains updated seaport links replacing older ones that were faulty. 

The 'faulty' part shows up in links to ports where the port authority hires a firm to do their website.

Some port authorities in some countries do not keep a close enough eye on their webmasters, so problems arise (e.g. hackers).

I have cleaned the problem up, but if any problems show up let me know and I will continue the cleanup.

Additionally, the PSMSL updated their data as of September 27, 2021, so we have some new tide gauge station data to add to the mix.

II. Appendix Menu

The appendices are linked-to in the following table in the same configuration as they were in some previous posts of this series:

(HTML) Single
Coastline Countries
(HTML) Multi
Coastline Countries
Coastline Graphs
Appendix: A-CAppendix: A-CAppendix: A-C
Appendix: D-GAppendix: D-GAppendix: D-G
Appendix: H-LAppendix: H-LAppendix: H-L
Appendix: M-OAppendix: M-OAppendix: M-O
Appendix: P-TAppendix: P-TAppendix: P-T
Appendix: U-ZAppendix: U-ZAppendix: U-Z

III. Purpose

The purpose of this series is to place a focus on the seaports of our modern civilization, and the dangers that global warming induced climate change presents (Seaports With Sea Level Change, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17).

That focus is, in terms of sea level change (SLC), generally focused on the changes taking place in the ice covered areas of the planet (the Cryosphere).

But the specific focus is on the subsurface impact that warming seawater is having on the tidewater glaciers of the world (Call for Emergency Action - 2). 

IV. Closing Comments

The appendices are HTML tables and graphs of sea level change.

The HTML Tables contain port, tide gauge, and sea level change data based on PSMSL Sea Coast ID and WOD Zone.

Links to port and tide gauge information are provided.

The next post in this series is here, the previous post in this series is here.



SPWSLC-M U-Z

This is an appendix to Seaports With Sea Level Change - 18


Country: United States, Coastal Id: 760

Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Honolulu US HNL7607215


Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1HONOLULU1557607215
2KAHULUI HARBOR MAUI ISLAND5217607215
3NAWILIWILI BAY KAUAI ISLAND7567607215
4MOKUOLOE ISLAND8237607215
5KAWAIHAE HAWAII ISLAND21287607215
6PORT ALLEN HANAPEPE BAY KAUAI ISLAND21297607215
7LANAI ISLAND KAUMALAPAU22737607215


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 760, WOD Zone: 7215):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~12,364.85 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~11,508.84 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~10,536.16 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~8,935.71 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~8,484.35 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~4,450.21 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1905) 6,915.08 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,173.66 RLR {+258.578 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~69.82 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: United States, Coastal Id: 821

Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Yakutat US YAK8217513


Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1KETCHIKAN2258217513
2JUNEAU4058217513
3SITKA4268217513
4YAKUTAT4458217513
5SKAGWAY4958217513
6PORT ALEXANDER22998217513
7ELFIN COVE PORT ALTHORP23008217513


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 821, WOD Zone: 7513):


SLC: 1st yr (1919) 7,081.42 RLR --> final yr (2020) 6,702.14 RLR {-379.277 mm total}

Checking the reason for {-379.277 mm} of SLF in Zone 7513:

Zone 7513 is a Cyrosphere location.

The GLIMS glacier count recorded
for Zone 7513 is ~9,903.

Consider land level changes as needed.


(United States) Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Valdez US VDZ8217614


(United States) Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1SEWARD2668217614
2CORDOVA5668217614
3ANCHORAGE10678217614
4VALDEZ13538217614


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 821, WOD Zone: 7614):


SLC: 1st yr (1964) 7,146.85 RLR --> final yr (2020) 6,947.65 RLR {-199.202 mm total}

Checking the reason for {-199.202 mm} of SLF in Zone 7614:

Zone 7614 is a Cyrosphere location.

The GLIMS glacier count recorded
for Zone 7614 is ~9,033.

Consider land level changes as needed.


Country: United States, Coastal Id: 823

Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Los Angeles US LAX8237311
2San Diego8237311


Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1SAN DIEGO (QUARANTINE STATION)1588237311
2LOS ANGELES2458237311
3LA JOLLA (SCRIPPS PIER)2568237311
4SANTA MONICA (MUNICIPAL PIER)3778237311
5ALAMITOS BAY ENTRANCE7178237311
6NEWPORT BAY7668237311
7SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND8838237311
8RINCON ISLAND10138237311
9SANTA BARBARA CALIFORNIA21268237311


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 823, WOD Zone: 7311):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~13,745.51 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~11,838.14 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~9,764.70 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,213.96 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~6,080.37 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~3,079.47 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1906) 6,919.12 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,285.12 RLR {+365.996 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~98.82 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(United States) Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Richmond (CA) US RCH8237312
2Oakland US OAK8237312


(United States) Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1SAN FRANCISCO108237312
2ALAMEDA (NAVAL AIR STATION)4378237312
3PORT SAN LUIS5088237312
4MONTEREY13528237312
5POINT REYES13948237312
6SAN MATEO16638237312
7ARENA COVE CALIFORNIA21258237312
8REDWOOD CITY CALIFORNIA23298237312
9PORT CHICAGO CALIFORNIA23308237312


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 823, WOD Zone: 7312):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~14,177.95 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~11,294.07 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~10,325.89 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~6,842.42 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~5,784.55 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~2,548.10 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1854) 6,949.83 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,087.29 RLR {+137.46 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~37.11 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(United States) Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Seattle US SEA8237412
2Tacoma US ACI8237412
3Portland (Oregon) US PDX8237412
4Anacortes US AOT8237412


(United States) Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1SEATTLE1278237412
2ASTORIA (TONGUE POINT)2658237412
3CRESCENT CITY3788237412
4FRIDAY HARBOR (OCEAN. LABS.)3848237412
5NEAH BAY3858237412
6SOUTH BEACH11968237412
7CHARLESTON II12698237412
8GARIBALDI12858237412
9PORT TOWNSEND13258237412
10TOKE POINT WILLIPA BAY WA13548237412
11DEPOE BAY15418237412
12CHERRY POINT16338237412
13N. SPIT HUMBOLDT BAY16398237412
14PORT ORFORD16408237412
15PORT ANGELES WASHINGTON21278237412
16GARIBALDI II22148237412
17LA PUSH22988237412


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 823, WOD Zone: 7412):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~15,108.46 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~11,131.40 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~10,407.32 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~5,942.72 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~4,954.15 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~1,645.70 km (SLF)

SLC: 1st yr (1899) 6,937.92 RLR --> final yr (2020) 6,978.34 RLR {+40.418 mm total}

1) Glacier Bay's SLF influence diminishes the SLR total (it would be higher);
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~10.91 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: United States, Coastal Id: 940

Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Port Everglades US PEF9407208
2Tampa US TPA9407208
3Miami US MIA9407208
4Manatee US MEE9407208


Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1KEY WEST1889407208
2CEDAR KEY I1999407208
3CEDAR KEY II4289407208
4ST. PETERSBURG5209407208
5GRAND ISLE5269407208
6FORT MYERS11069407208
7NAPLES11079407208
8MARATHON SHORES11879407208
9APALACHICOLA11939407208
10KEY COLONY BEACH14249407208
11SOUTH PASS15119407208
12CLEARWATER BEACH16389407208
13VACA KEY17019407208
14TURKEY POINT17149407208
15SHELL BEACH LOUISIANA22969407208


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 940, WOD Zone: 7208):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~13,072.61 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~13,031.72 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~7,797.66 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,233.96 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~5,811.27 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~5,302.77 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1913) 7,023.00 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,218.56 RLR {+195.564 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~52.80 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(United States) Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Port Arthur US POA9407209
2Freeport US FRP9407209
3Houston US HOU9407209
4Texas City US TXT9407209
5Corpus Christi US CRP9407209
6New Orleans US9407209


(United States) Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1GALVESTON II PIER 21 TX1619407209
2EUGENE ISLAND4409407209
3PORT ISABEL4979407209
4ROCKPORT5389407209
5FREEPORT7259407209
6GALVESTON I PLEASURE PIER TX8289407209
7PADRE ISLAND9199407209
8SABINE PASS9209407209
9PORT ARANSAS H. CALDWELL PIER9229407209
10PORT MANSFIELD10389407209
11SABINE PASS NORTH18359407209
12CORPUS CHRISTI GULF MEXICO TX19039407209
13USCG FREEPORT TEXAS22979407209


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 940, WOD Zone: 7209):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~13,151.66 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~12,957.93 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~8,209.63 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,399.52 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~6,017.22 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~4,606.31 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1908) 6,846.12 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,305.38 RLR {+459.26 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~124.00 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(United States) Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Savannah US SAV9407308
2Pascagoula US PGL9407308
3Jacksonville US JAX9407308
4Mobile US MOB9407308


(United States) Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1PENSACOLA2469407308
2ST. MARKS11369407308
3DAUPHIN ISLAND11569407308
4PANAMA CITY ST.ANDREWS BAY FL16419407308
5SHELL POINT WALKER CREEK16709407308
6BAY WAVELAND YACHT CLUB17159407308
7WAVELAND GULF OF MEX. MS18849407308
8BAY WAVELAND YACHT CLUB II22159407308
9MOBILE STATE DOCKS ALABAMA23279407308


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 940, WOD Zone: 7308):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~13,376.71 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~12,751.55 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~8,171.78 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,009.28 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~5,593.81 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~4,864.90 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1923) 6,994.50 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,177.60 RLR {+183.098 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~49.44 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(United States) Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1South Louisiana US LUA9407309
2Huntington - Tri-State (WV) US HTS9407309
3Beaumont US BPT9407309
4Baton Rouge US BTR9407309
5Plaquemines (Louisiana) US PLQ9407309
6Lake Charles US LCH9407309
7Memphis US MEM9407309


(United States) Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1NEW CANAL STATION LOUISIANA23289407309


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 940, WOD Zone: 7309):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~13,347.96 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~12,785.90 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~8,219.96 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,096.61 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~5,690.15 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~4,731.95 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (2006) 7,014.00 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,255.38 RLR {+241.38 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~65.17 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: United States, Coastal Id: 960

Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Richmond (VA) US RIC9607307
2Wilmington US ILM9607307
3Baltimore US BAL9607307
4Philadelphia US PHL9607307
5Hampton Roads (Norfolk Chesapeake) US HNV9607307
6Charleston US CHS9607307
7Wilmington (NC) US ILG9607307


Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1PHILADELPHIA (PIER 9N)1359607307
2BALTIMORE1489607307
3ATLANTIC CITY1809607307
4LEWES (BREAKWATER HARBOR)2249607307
5CHARLESTON I2349607307
6SEWELLS POINT HAMPTON ROADS2999607307
7ANNAPOLIS (NAVAL ACADEMY)3119607307
8WASHINGTON DC3609607307
9WILMINGTON3969607307
10PORTSMOUTH (NORFOLK NAVY YARD)3999607307
11SOLOMON'S ISLAND (BIOL. LAB.)4129607307
12RICHMOND4629607307
13CAMBRIDGE4819607307
14GLOUCESTER POINT5979607307
15KIPTOPEKE BEACH6369607307
16MOREHEAD CITY7199607307
17REEDY POINT7869607307
18MYRTLE BEACH8629607307
19VIRGINIA BEACH9459607307
20PINEY POINT MARYLAND9719607307
21CAPE MAY11539607307
22GINGERVILLE CREEK12039607307
23CAMBRIDGE II12959607307
24INDIAN RIVER INLET13379607307
25MATAPEAKE13389607307
26SOUTHPORT14319607307
27SPRINGMAID PIER14449607307
28CHESAPEAKE BAY BR. TUN.16359607307
29DUCK PIER OUTSIDE16369607307
30SOUTH ISLAND PLANTATION WINYAH BAY16519607307
31BUCKSPORT WACCAMAW R.17209607307
32GENERAL DYNAMICS PIER17219607307
33OCEAN CITY INLET22929607307
34WACHAPREAGUE22939607307
35CAPE HATTERAS NORTH CAROLINA22949607307
36BEAUFORT NORTH CAROLINA22959607307
37TOLCHESTER BEACH MARYLAND23239607307
38LEWISETTA VIRGINIA23249607307
39OREGON INLET MARINA NORTH CAROLINA23259607307


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 960, WOD Zone: 7307):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~14,118.70 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~11,896.72 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~8,714.02 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~6,058.53 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~4,894.83 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~4,636.79 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1900) 6,661.33 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,214.54 RLR {+553.208 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~149.37 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(United States) Seaport Data:
List # Port LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1Portland (Maine) US PWM9607407
2New York/New Jersey US NYC9607407
3Boston US BOS9607407


(United States) Tide Gauge Data:
List # Station NameStn LinkCoastline CodeWOD Zone
1NEW YORK (THE BATTERY)129607407
2PORTLAND (MAINE)1839607407
3BOSTON2359607407
4SEAVEY ISLAND2889607407
5NEWPORT3519607407
6WILLETS POINT3629607407
7SANDY HOOK3669607407
8WOODS HOLE (OCEAN. INST.)3679607407
9NEW LONDON4299607407
10PROVIDENCE (STATE PIER)4309607407
11MONTAUK5199607407
12SANDWICH MARINA CAPE COD CANAL ENTRANCE7759607407
13BUZZARDS BAY7769607407
14PORT JEFFERSON8489607407
15NEW ROCHELLE8569607407
16PLUM ISLAND8759607407
17BRIDGEPORT10689607407
18NANTUCKET ISLAND11119607407
19BERGEN POINT STATEN IS.16379607407
20TRENTON16549607407
21FORT POINT NEWCASTLE ISLAND22919607407
22FORT POINT NEW HAMPSHIRE23219607407
23KINGS POINT NEW YORK23229607407


Summary for United States (Coastline Code: 960, WOD Zone: 7407):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~14,626.50 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~11,314.03 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~9,186.71 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~5,468.26 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~4,784.70 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~4,052.73 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1856) 6,697.75 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,194.19 RLR {+496.442 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~134.04 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).