| The north view is shown here with faults. All images are available with or without faults. |
The visual is a 3D rendering looking southward, showcasing a vast expanse of a coastal area transitioning from a densely populated urban landscape into a rugged terrain with pronounced mountain ridges and valleys. The coastal line on the left curves gracefully, and the ocean spreads into the horizon, adding depth to the perspective.
Overlaying the terrain are red lines which highlight the geological fault lines, suggesting the area’s seismic features and potential activity. The caption below the image indicates that “The north view is shown here with faults. All images are available with or without faults.” This statement provides users with the option to view the images in a format that either emphasizes or omits these fault lines, thus catering to diverse user interests, from educational purposes to casual browsing.
| HOME COMPUTER OPTIONS |
View a medium quality 170K JPEG image in your web browser: without faults, with faults.
View a close up (~140K) of the East Bay with faults, Monterey Bay with faults, Silicon Valley with faults.
Download* a US Letter sized high quality JPEG (~800K) for printing at home: without faults, with faults.
Download* a close up (~600K) of the East Bay with faults, Monterey Bay with faults, Silicon Valley with faults.
*To download the JPEG’s for printing at home press the right mouse button and select ‘save this link as…’, ‘download this image to your hard disk’ or similar instruction to save the image to your computers hard disk. Then open in any compatible image editor to print (eg. QuickTime Picture Viewer, JPEG View, Adobe Photoshop). Download an image editor if you do not have one.
| PROFESSIONAL OPTIONS |
Download full sized JPEG*: without faults, with faults.
Download a close up of the East Bay with faults, Silicon Valley with faults.
*These are 10 MB files and should not be downloaded via modem by home users.
Download the full sized TIFF*: without faults, with faults.
Download a close up of the East Bay with faults, Silicon Valley with faults.
*These are 30 MB files and should not be downloaded via modem by home users.