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No where in the article does it say what the colors mean. They do have a small icon that says access GOCE data, click on that and it brings up another page and THAT page has a link to data.... except you click on that and the session hangs..
Have we been reduced to looking at colored pictures that have no meaning?
No where in the article does it say what the colors mean. They do have a small icon that says access GOCE data, click on that and it brings up another page and THAT page has a link to data.... except you click on that and the session hangs..
Have we been reduced to looking at colored pictures that have no meaning?
I always assume when I see something like that that the reporter either didn't think to ask about the unit of measure that was represented or figured the lowly mortals who were reading the article wouldn't understand it if it was included. Neither is a very appealing possibility.
I'd agree it needs legend but most people viewing this page would know where gravity is going to be the strongest? The people creating it aren't considering the fact the general public would view it. Just an oversight.
Send them an email, You might be surprised. I sent an email off complaining about incorrect information on EIA's site once and they ended up fixing it after some correspondence.
"Is that quote from the linked site? I have been know to not see the obvious...."
Don't remember. Got hunting and found a dozen articles on the subject. ONE had the caption. The site in the link I gave was the best of the lot in explaining things.
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