What changed
820 edits to 35 pages between and . 356 of them were committed with a description and are listed below; the rest were not, and are counted in the table.
Every page states at its foot when its data was last written. This states when the page was last edited, which is a different date: the prose, the drawings and the code change on their own schedule, and a reader who cited a sentence in August has no other way to learn that the sentence has since been rewritten.
The record is this repository’s commit history, read each time the site is built. A page
counts as its own markup plus the scripts under assets/ that it loads, so an edit
to the 76 KB script behind the steamboat game is an edit to that page. Two of those scripts are
the site’s furniture rather than part of any page — the accessibility helper that runs on
thirty-three pages, and the lake ribbon drawn at the top of nine — and the counts leave them
out. The daily data rebuild is left out for the same reason: it moves every page at once, and
each page carries its own data date.
Four of the build’s own scripts rewrite every page whenever they run — the date stamp at the foot, the site bar, the description and social card, and the dates in the worked citations on About. Both versions of a page are compared with those blocks removed, so what the counts show is what a reader would see change.
The log
- Wrecks: the four at Shelburne Shipyard are namedAbout, What changed, The Wreck Census
- Wrecks: NOAA's marks are triangles, and the Vermont floats above the lakeAbout, What changed, The Wreck Census
- update wrecksThe Wreck Census
- Wrecks: the places Ross's book names, beside NOAA's obstructionsAbout, What changed, The Wreck Census
- Wrecks: the NOAA map is drawn on the lake, with Burlington Bay enlargedAbout, What changed, The Wreck Census
- Wrecks: the paragraph under the NOAA heading comes outAbout, What changed, The Wreck Census
- Wrecks: the red block explaining the withheld coordinates comes outAbout, What changed, The Wreck Census
- Group 2: five headings that were built on a negationAbout, The Water Budget, Champlain’s Account, 1609, What changed, The Mussels, Plankton and Water Chemistry, Species Recorded in the Lake
- Group 1: the feature-as-negation statements come out14 pages
- Educators: a track's headings are drawn in that track's colorAbout, What changed, Educators
- Sources: the filter box says what it filters, and the count shows that it didAbout, What changed, Sources
- Sources and the data page open on the link between them, not on a descriptionAbout, What changed
- deletes opening line from sources.The data, Sources
- The data page belongs to the sources pageAbout, What changed, The data, Sources
- Homepage: educators leaves the blue end of the wheelAbout, What changed, Home
- Homepage: the summary card is the four readings and nothing under themAbout, What changed, Home
- Homepage: the readings are one card, and it opens the page they are read onAbout, What changed, Home
- Homepage: getting on the water leads the routes in, and geology leaves the amberAbout, What changed, Home
- Sentences that ended on a verdict end on the fact insteadWhat changed
- Homepage: recreation leads the content categoriesAbout, What changed, Home
- Homepage: the three block headings name what the block isAbout, What changed, Home
- Homepage: the standing paragraph under the title comes outAbout, What changed, Home
- What changed: a page of every edit to every page, from the commit history (P3)What changed
- The wreck census belongs to the steamboatsHome, The Steamboats
- now.html measures the tilt the way the rest of the site doesThe Lake, Right Now
- Homepage: a level lake reads "level"Home
- Homepage: the tilt states which end of the lake is upHome
- Homepage: lighter cards, and a color for each sectionHome
- The tilt reads in inches wherever the site states itWhere the Lake Floods, Ice Cover, The Lake, Right Now
- Homepage: the tilt reads in inchesHome
- Homepage: a sentence, the lake's current readings, and six routes in (P1, P2)Home
- About: the documents open over the page, with Back on themAbout
- About: the two documents open full size in a tab of their ownAbout
- About: a filled-in example under each citation templateAbout
- Game: the pause holds the narration, and a new level cuts the old lineThe Steamboat Game
- Game: the novel's ten chapters, Sidewheeler Saga, weather, and two docking fixesThe Steamboat Game
- Game: a ring round the wharf, and the boat tells you what she needs on the way inThe Steamboat Game
- The steamboat game: theline.html, a level for each of Ross's boatsThe Steamboats, The Steamboat Game
- Fleet: a wreck at a landing is marked beside it, not under the boats that call thereThe Steamboats
- Fleet: the shore is OpenStreetMap's outline, drawn as a vector path on both stagesThe Steamboats
- Fleet: a narrator, with the script and cue sheet for the recordingThe Steamboats
- Fleet: wreck marks at half size; Vergennes named on every frameThe Steamboats
- Fleet map: the time bar is the years, 1809 left and 1930 right, with the boat's span on itThe Steamboats
- Fleet: the lost boats marked with the chart's wreck symbolThe Steamboats
- Fleet: the Gut drawn from its shores, not as a straight cutThe Steamboats
- Fleet: Otter Creek drawn from Fort Cassin to Vergennes, and the Water Witch follows itThe Steamboats
- Fleet: a lost boat's last passage shows its own landingsThe Steamboats
- Wreck map: Colchester Reef at the chart's position; the Phoenix marked thereThe Steamboats
- Fleet: a name only on its own shore, and no leader across the waterThe Steamboats
- Fleet: each landing named on its own shore, names slid along the shore before stackingThe Steamboats
- Fleet: every landing named, and no name across the waterThe Steamboats
- Fleet: a half-second pause at every landing on the wayThe Steamboats
- Fleet: a paragraph on each boat, from Ross, under her nameThe Steamboats
- Fleet: the map stage plays at half the ribbon's speedThe Steamboats
- Fleet: a PATH chip shows or hides the dotted run on both stagesThe Steamboats
- Fleet: both stages in the Phoenix panel's colors, landing names on the landThe Steamboats
- Fleet ribbon: the boats face the way they moveThe Steamboats
- Fleet: the run no longer stops after the Vermont (I); speed 13.5 km a secondThe Steamboats
- Fleet: runs kept to the water, one round trip per boat at one speed, name label fixed below the lakeThe Steamboats
- The fleet: landings checked against the depth plate's water and moved onto it; the channel into Whitehall, which the plate lacks, drawn as a lineThe Steamboats
- The fleet: Ross's twenty-nine steamboats one after another on their runs, 1809-1930, on the steamboats page - the ribbon or a map that follows the boat, the landings named, the lost marked where Ross places them; the runs and ends by page in pipeline/fleet.py and docs/fleet_routes_ross.md. The Phoenix map now draws the outline's water bodies as water and only the islands as landThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix panel: the second boat lands on Providence Island beside the first, not short of itThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix panel: the map's names as the chart has them - Colchester Reef a mile off Colchester Point, Stave Island, Allen Point, South Hero; the fire placed west of Providence Island, the island's west shore the landingThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix panel: only Colchester Shoal itself drawn, the small patch where the hull grounded and slid; the bank to Colchester Point and Malletts Bay left as waterThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix panel: the shallow water drawn only at the tip of Colchester Shoal, fading out; the bank and Malletts Bay left as plain waterThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix panel: the shoal water drawn as a chart draws it, blue with the twenty-foot line dotted and labeled, so it does not read as landThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix: aground on the crest of the shoal; in the last phase the ice takes the hull north, down the face, to the wreck's positionThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix panel: the land, the shoreline and the labels a step brighter, the night tint lighterThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix panel: the drift line goes when the boats go; the last frame is the wreck aloneThe Steamboats
- The Phoenix: Jahaziel Sherman ill at home and not aboard; eleven left on the burning hull including the captain, the second boat cut loose by a passenger; five rescued, six drowned; Richard found in the morning afloat on a table leaf (Vermont History, vol. 86)The Steamboats
- The burning of the Phoenix, 1819: an animated map on the steamboats page, on one clock like the battles; the data and what is placed in pipeline/phoenix.py; the narration script for ElevenLabsThe Steamboats
- Whale section: the outline over the bones before the living belugaThe Thrust, the Reef and the Whale
- The whale section: a photograph of a living beluga (Iwona Kellie, CC BY 2.0, fetched by the job) in place of the drawn animal; the outline over the bones kept on its ownThe Thrust, the Reef and the Whale
- The whale as it lived: a beluga drawn at the scale of the mount, and the outline over the bones, under the skeleton on the places pageThe Thrust, the Reef and the Whale
- The whale photograph credited to the University of Vermont Natural History Collections, with its page as the sourceThe Thrust, the Reef and the Whale
- The whale: the mounted skeleton, supplied by hand; the fetch list marks it local; credit to be addedThe Thrust, the Reef and the Whale
- The whale: the one free picture of its skull, from Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0), on the places pageThe Thrust, the Reef and the Whale
- Photographs of the rock on the two geology pagesThe Thrust, the Reef and the Whale, How the Valley Was Made
- How the valley was made: no lake before there was oneHow the Valley Was Made
- The 3-D basin back from Whitehall to Rouses Point: restore the bed asset the spelling pass corruptedThe Lake in 3-D, Ice Cover
- Plattsburgh animation: the guns that are drawn as guns, and Macomb behind the columnThe Wars on the Lake
- Recreation: a plain gray lake, no rivers, no explanatory paragraphs; History: one entry for ChamplainHome, On the Water
- History: the Battle of Plattsburgh, 11 September 1814, as an animationThe Wars on the Lake
- Home page: the book is part of the steamboats page, not a card of its ownHome
- Home page: drop the byline from the titleHome
- Plain titles and statements, site-wide26 pages
- No 'say' in the prose10 pages
- Rivers on the access map, drawn the way the watershed page draws themOn the Water
- Drop the ten Quebec records that state neither ramp nor shoreOn the Water
- Three categories: boating and fishing, marinas, swimming beachesOn the Water
- New York's fishing accesses are its Wildlife Management AreasOn the Water
- The New York shore: NYSDEC's launch-site inventory joins the fishing layerOn the Water
- The live instruments move to Hydrology; On the Water opens on the access mapHome, The Lake, Right Now, On the Water
- Drop the ten Richelieu marinasMarinas, On the Water
- Marinas are a layer of the access map, not a page in the barMarinas, On the Water
- Prose sweep: cut sentences that carry no fact20 pages
- Cut the writing that explains the page to the reader22 pages
- The marina filters were on and did not look itMarinas
- Every dot opens a real mapMarinas, On the Water
- Three layers, three colors, and the rivers under themOn the Water
- Read the five places that publish datesOn the Water
- Drop the Whitehall listingMarinas
- Refuge de l'Ile goes on the mapMarinas
- Ferries, cruise boats, and a marinas pageMarinas
- What happens on the lake, on the Recreation pageOn the Water
- Hear it: speak the two names on the before-1609 pageBefore 1609
- Drop the flags block from the sources pageSources
- Back the camera out while the shallop goes homeChamplain’s Account, 1609
- Drop the section on the 1878 editor's Adirondack heightsChamplain’s Account, 1609
- At Chambly: the walk up the fall, and a portage on landChamplain’s Account, 1609
- Brighter water, so the land reads as landChamplain’s Account, 1609
- The cape gets its real coastline, and nobody stands in a rowChamplain’s Account, 1609
- modified videoChamplain’s Account, 1609
- Put the fight on the shore, where it happenedChamplain’s Account, 1609
- A narrator on the voyage panelChamplain’s Account, 1609
- Say Iroquois, which is the word Champlain usesChamplain’s Account, 1609
- A way out of both book readersThe Steamboats of Lake Champlain (the book), Champlain’s Voyages (the book)
- Drop the "Where this page stands" blockBefore 1609
- One report, five sites; Missisquoi stands on its own sourceBefore 1609
- Say where each of the six site links goesBefore 1609
- Drop the datum note from the timeline captionBefore 1609
- A way out of the reader, and the one outside link keeps the site openBefore 1609, Powerful History (the report)
- A reader for the archaeology report, and the right pages this timeBefore 1609, Powerful History (the report)
- Open each dig site at its own page of the reportBefore 1609
- trimmed out a lot of nonsense.Home
- Drop the two-editions note from the fishing table's source lineOn the Water
- Trim four blocks of prose off the Recreation pageOn the Water
- Drop the marine-forecast clause from RecreationOn the Water
- Drop the Recreation ledeOn the Water
- Reword the Educators ledeEducators
- Strip the data page to the listThe data
- Strip the search and sources pages to their functionSearch, Sources
- Drop the Sources notes, and stop capping text at a reading measureAbout, Sources
- A terms of use notice at the foot of the About pageAbout
- Put the correction form's CSS where nav.py cannot delete itAbout
- Drop the unpublished-code paragraph from the licenseAbout
- Drop the About ledeAbout
- Cut "How it is built" from AboutAbout
- Trim About: the use-conditions section, the Formspree note, the attribution lineAbout
- Cut the corrections section to the askAbout
- Cut the accessibility section to the testAbout
- Cut the privacy section to the answerAbout
- Cut the sentences that announce what the next sentence saysAbout, Before 1609, Where the Lake Floods, The Mussels, The Seiche and the Layers
- The license picture, which a spelling sweep brokeAbout
- An accessibility statement, a correction route, and a page that kept its way outAbout, The Lake in 3-D
- formspreeAbout
- Educators: standards codes, each with the statement it was read fromEducators
- Accessibility: an actual audit, and what it found14 pages
- Centre d'expertise hydrique is its nameThe Watershed
- Thin the em-dashes that were standing in for a colon or a periodThe Steamboats, The Wreck Census
- Prose pass against the writing skills21 pages
- American spelling throughout19 pages
- Let the text fill the column25 pages
- Drop the section subtitles from the homepageHome
- High contrast, forced colors, and a focus ring that is actually visibleOn the Water, Search, Sources
- Put the rest of the seiche page under its own feet/meters switchThe Seiche and the Layers
- Say what the site is not for, and what it collectsAbout
- Both units on the live readouts tooThe Seiche and the Layers, The Watershed
- Carry both units in the prose, and finish the depth ramp properly18 pages
- Separate sturgeon from salmon on the fisheries pageThe Fisheries
- Make the charts readable to colorblind readers, by defaultCyanobacteria Blooms, The Eels, The Fisheries, Where the Lake Floods, Ice Cover, The Mussels, The Seiche and the Layers
- Say which seasons ran on measured stratification and which did notThe Seiche and the Layers
- Wording: agreement on the reach name, and the grid sizes to a decimalWhere the Lake Floods
- Rewrite the flood prose against the lake, not the one reachWhere the Lake Floods
- Drop the single-reach flood mapWhere the Lake Floods
- Give the 3-D page the site barThe Lake in 3-D
- Let the flood page show any reach of the lakeWhere the Lake Floods
- Fix what the re-check found, including one I introducedThe Lake in 3-D
- Make the hand-built controls reachable from a keyboard10 pages
- Add this season to the blooms, and show the season that is missingCyanobacteria Blooms
- Start the appended sentences with a capitalWhere the Lake Floods, Ice Cover
- Put the four forecasts on the pages that already carry their subjectsWhere the Lake Floods, Ice Cover, On the Water
- Stop claiming to know what nobody has doneThe Lake’s Trade, The Fisheries, Home, Plankton and Water Chemistry, The Watershed
- Join the chemistry to the blooms, and find the segment that refuses itPlankton and Water Chemistry
- The plankton page gets the lake: fifteen stations on a fixed color scalePlankton and Water Chemistry
- The Bottom of the Web: thirty-four years of chemistry, ten of algaePlankton and Water Chemistry
- What Lives in It: the checklist against the record, and one nav bug27 pages
- Champlain's Lake: the 1609 voyage, animatedChamplain’s Account, 1609
- Valcour: what became of the four, and one bug at the last frameThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the four stay "through" on the board to the endThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: twelve hulls come up from the yard, not fifteenThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: Crown Point burns as the Americans leave itThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: a narratorThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the Washington stays with the squadron that took herThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: round Cumberland Head on the water, and a cranberry wreckThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the British arrive as a column, not a rowThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: nothing leaves the frame during a camera moveThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the British come in from the RichelieuThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the hulls row up from SkenesboroughThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the British go home, and a date inside the frameThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: Philadelphia takes four and a half seconds to go downThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the fires nobody could seeThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the last twelve miles, and a board that keeps the countThe Wars on the Lake
- Flood: when the lake used to peak, and when it does nowWhere the Lake Floods
- Seiche: one summer, twenty stations, and what depth decidesThe Seiche and the Layers
- Blooms: the clarity this lake was losing before anybody counted a bloomCyanobacteria Blooms
- Seiche: the rotation the model leaves out, measured in 1977The Seiche and the Layers
- Mussels: what the bottom was made of beforeThe Mussels
- Seiche: what the paper charts recorded, against what the gauges record nowThe Seiche and the Layers
- Valcour: open four months earlier, on the whole lakeThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: three camera moves, and two vessels told apartThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: one caption at a time, in one fixed placeThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: pull the camera back for the retreatThe Wars on the Lake
- The three that were lost are now visible in the channel panelThe Wars on the Lake
- Say on the page that the Valcour positions are a reconstructionThe Wars on the Lake
- D3: the accessibility audit, and 596 failures down to 1528 pages
- Every access point on the strip, in red, and a street map when you pick oneOn the Water
- C4: the two series, drawnThe Fisheries, The Mussels
- Shelburne Shipyard: the four hulls, and the name that changedThe Steamboats
- Valcour: Washington goes on with the fleet that took herThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the ships that were left behind stay where they were leftThe Wars on the Lake
- The book, on the page that argues with itChamplain’s Account, 1609, Champlain’s Voyages (the book)
- Smooth the homepage strip, and rewrite the Plattsburgh gunnery noteChamplain’s Account, 1609, The Wars on the Lake
- A result now takes you to the match, and to the next oneSearch
- Search across the site, and descriptions for every pageSearch
- Educators: six routes, and a check that they still workEducators, Home
- One lake, two states, and where a license stops workingOn the Water
- Rock Dunder, photographed about 1907Before 1609
- American spellings throughout, and About trimmed24 pages
- Recreation: the forecast, and who to callOn the Water
- Report the finding, drop the verdictThe Fisheries, Home, Sources
- A5: no DOI, and stop advertising a license for code nobody can getAbout, The data, Home, The Seiche and the Layers
- A4: a bibliography that reads itself off the pagesAbout, Home, Sources
- A3: give away the other twelve seriesAbout, The data
- Recreation: a launch you can find, and blooms you can searchOn the Water
- The fish, and the goby nobody is looking forAbout, The Fisheries, Home
- The chart asset, built without the workflowThe Lake in 3-D
- The chart is an overlay, because NOAA only charts a tenth of this lakeAbout, The Lake in 3-D, The Seiche and the Layers
- chart: NOAA overlay + charted wrecksThe Lake in 3-D
- What the Lake Carried: C6The Lake’s Trade
- The charted layer, on the census pageThe Wreck Census
- The wreck census: joining three records nobody had joinedThe Wreck Census
- Champlain's Lake: checking the book this site already hostsChamplain’s Account, 1609
- Before 1609: the twelve thousand years the History section skipsBefore 1609
- Blooms: the tracker is statewide, and the page is notOn the Water
- Drop the "computed rather than cited" claimAbout
- On the Water: the first page that reads its instruments liveAbout, On the Water
- Geology's missing three, and a biographyAbout, The Thrust, the Reef and the Whale
- The Mussels: the density series, and three things it will not sayThe Mussels
- Give the CSVs their own roomAbout, The data
- Say who made this, say what it costs to reuse, and give the data awayAbout, The data, Home
- Champlain's Voyages, 1878, as a flip readerHome, Champlain’s Voyages (the book)
- Two kinds of wreck position on one map, and the distance between themThe Steamboats
- Four sections: History, Biology, Geology, HydrologyThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- The homepage says whose it isHome
- The Whitehall, and two hulls the book could not placeThe Steamboats
- The Saranac and the Montreal, as photographsThe Steamboats
- Say it once: the source line carries the disclosure, not the caption tooThe Steamboats
- Washington, MacDonough and Winooski, made images captioned as suchThe Steamboats
- The Water Witch gets both her lives, and both captions say they are madeThe Steamboats
- A front door: the contents become the homepage, and the seiche gets a pageThe Lake in 3-D, Where the Lake Floods, Home, The Lake in Layers, The Seiche and the Layers
- No ribbon on the seiche page: it had two maps of the same lakeHome
- Layers folds into the seiche page: it is the same waveHome, The Lake in Layers
- No ribbon over the bookThe Steamboats of Lake Champlain (the book)
- Four ribbons that say what their page is about, and the book comes off the barThe Eels, The Steamboats, How the Valley Was Made
- Seiche: the watershed pane goes; it has a page of its ownHome
- Nothing swims over land, on either frame; and two ribbons go grayCyanobacteria Blooms, The Eels
- The school swims in the river, and the British are namedThe Eels
- Valcour: one label column, no empty-frame notice, and the wreck staysThe Wars on the Lake
- The eels swim in the river, not beside it; and slower across the oceanThe Eels
- Royal Savage burns all night, which is what the caption already saidThe Wars on the Lake
- The ribbon's fleets, darkened for a pale groundThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: labels that name the moment, on the vessel it happens toThe Wars on the Lake
- The ribbon: an antialiased coast, and gray where the lake is the groundThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the track was not a centreline, and the chase looked like a detourThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the British come down the lake at a speed, not at onceThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the three vessels lost in the channel are drawn, not coloredThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour: the two fleets no longer leave together, and night fallsThe Wars on the Lake
- The General Greene, from an 1830 ferry scheduleThe Steamboats
- The Vermont of 1809 gets a face, with the caveat attachedThe Steamboats
- Nothing crosses land, and the rule is machine-checked nowThe Wars on the Lake
- The fleets sail the lake instead of stepping across itThe Wars on the Lake
- Fire, smoke, the fleet sailing in, and a name on every hullThe Wars on the Lake
- The ships stopped being drawn two thirds of the way downThe Wars on the Lake
- The eels swim in water, and the map goes in with themThe Eels, The Wars on the Lake
- The Valcour frame goes half again as deepThe Wars on the Lake
- Valcour as an animation, in both windowsThe Wars on the Lake
- FARMLAND and PHOSPHORUS at the same timeThe Watershed
- Quebec has land cover after all, and it changes the pictureThe Watershed
- FARMLAND shows farmlandThe Watershed
- The same lake at the top of every page, and Valcour on the real shoreline11 pages
- A winter on the ice page, and the eels swim as a schoolThe Eels, Ice Cover
- The bloom map fills itself in, worst firstCyanobacteria Blooms
- EELS: the longest journey anything in this lake makesThe Eels, The Watershed
- Back to 19,168 lakes and pondsThe Watershed
- The lake count, corrected against the geodatabaseThe Watershed
- Count lakes, not polygonsThe Watershed
- The Phoenix burning, and a caption line that steps through her picturesThe Steamboats
- Four more vessels get a face, from the newspapers that advertised themThe Steamboats
- The portrait to the top right, and a SOURCES panel on the watershedThe Steamboats, The Watershed
- The portraits, and the ice from above without the rulerThe Steamboats, How the Valley Was Made
- Blooms as areas, and a BATHYMETRY layer on the watershed mapThe Watershed
- BLOOMS on the watershed mapThe Watershed
- The figures move up under the titleThe Watershed
- The poster carries the figures tooThe Watershed
- The poster's title goes to the top, with the key under itThe Watershed
- The War Road, a poster button, and the ice from aboveThe Wars on the Lake, Home, The Steamboats, How the Valley Was Made, The Watershed
- stuffThe Steamboats, How the Valley Was Made, The Watershed
- flipbook10 pages
- phoenix correctionThe Steamboats
- steamboats updateThe Steamboats of Lake Champlain (the book), The Water Budget, The Steamboats, The Watershed
- good stuffCyanobacteria Blooms, The Watershed
- lots of stuffHome, The Watershed
- ice ageHome, How the Valley Was Made, The Watershed
- satellite bloomHome, The Watershed
- new watershed stuffHome, The Watershed
- update divideHome
- updates watershedHome, The Watershed
- updates #sHome, The Watershed
- update imagingHome, The Watershed
- update watershedHome, The Watershed
- fix bloom cutoffHome
- update watershedHome, The Watershed
- mew watershedHome, The Watershed
- update indexHome
- build pipelineHome
- random data stuffHome
- more bloom issuesThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- fix bloom issuesThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- fixed some bloom animation issuesHome
- added history for bloomThe Lake in 3-D
- upgrades to bloomThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- update visualsThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- change algae color to blue-green from redThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- 3D bloom correctionsThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- updated historical dataHome
- Some bloom stuffHome
- update bloom dataHome
- revert to vertical mapHome
- Add horizontal 2D map, red bloom visualizationHome
- Update bloom visualization: red bloom on light gray water backgroundHome
- Default bathymetric view to horizontal 2D instead of vertical 3DHome
- chart: NOAA overlay + charted wrecksThe Lake in 3-D
- cyano bloom trackerThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- adds shipwreck dataThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- taller dynamic sized Bathymetric windowThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- updated 3D imagesThe Lake in 3-D
- 2D/3D updateHome
- 3D view inside poster & smoothed 3D viewThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- bottom border colors and red bathtub ringThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- slight color fixThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- bay mask + 3-D basin viewThe Lake in 3-D, Home
- further adjusted color scaleHome
- swapped cyan for light blueHome
- updated color pallette againHome
- added vertical spacingHome
- changed bathymetric view color palletteHome
- reduced quantization in displayHome
- slight update to slider date chooserHome
- fix timeline sliderHome
- date sliderHome
- some data pull updatesHome
- narrowed thermistor barsHome
- fixed south & north end dynamicsHome
- fixed south and north end temp colorsHome
- Lake Champlain hydrodynamics: site, data pipeline, and daily update workflowHome
Every page
When each page first appeared, when it was last edited, and how many edits it has had. Pages reached from another page — the two book readers, the marinas, the wreck census — are listed here in their own right.