Gulf of Mexico in Relief

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Here Is A Relief Map That Shows The Bottom Of The Gulf Of Mexico. It'S Approximately 83 Mm Wide X 125 Mm Long X 29 Mm Deep. The Horizontal Scale Is Roughly 12 Miles Per Mm And The Vertical Scale About 1 Mile Per 5 Mm. The Deepest Parts Of The Gulf Go Down 2.5 Miles Which At This Scale Is About 13 Mm. It Was Created From A Version Of The Scripps Copyright Data Set, Srtm30_Plus V8.0. See Srtm30Plus_Copyright.Txt For The License. Dj Moews'S Program "Globe" Was Used. The Program And The Data Are Available At Http://Djm.Cc/Dmoews.Html The Program Globe Can Create Planes That Cut The Earth Into Pieces And Then Output One Of The Pieces. The Command That Created A Piece Containing The Gulf Of Mexico Was: --Output-Piece 7 --Map Altitude Data/Srtm30Plus 5400 2700 Sbigendiandibyte --Gridpoints 800 --Map-Scale 60 --Cut-Plane 0 1 -1.5 --Cut-Plane 0 1 -3 --Cut-Plane 4.5 -1 0 --Cut-Plane 4.5 1 0 --Explode 100000 >Gulf.Stl The Bottom Portion Of Gulf.Stl Was Discarded And The Remainder Of The File Centered, Scaled, And Decimated To Give Gulf_Of_Mexico.Stl. Both Files Are Included.

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