Institute of Mathematical Geography

The Earth by descending powers of 2

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Founding Director and Creator of IMaGe:
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
1964 Boulder Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
U.S.A.
e-mail: sarhaus@umich.edu
phone: 734.975.0246

AWARDS AND SELECTED COMMENTS

Solstice was a Pirelli INTERNETional Award Semi-Finalist, 2001 (top 80 out of over 1000 entries worldwide)

One article in Solstice was a Pirelli INTERNETional Award Semi-Finalist, 2003 (Spatial Synthesis Sampler).
American Mathematical Monthly, September 1992, in Telegraphic Reviews section notes Solstice as "one of the world's first electronic journals using TeX." L. A. Steen.
Science News, 25 January, 1992. Article about Solstice.
Science, AAAS, 29 November, 1991. Article about Solstice.

LISTINGS IN DIRECTORIES AND DATABASES

Solstice is listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals maintained by the University of Lund where it is maintained as a "searchable" journal.
Solstice is listed on the journals section of the website of the American Mathematical Society, http://www.ams.org/
Solstice is listed in the EBSCO database.
IMaGe is listed on the website of the Numerical Cartography Lab of The Ohio State University: http://ncl.sbs.ohio-state.edu/4_homes.html
Solstice is listed in Geoscience e-Journals, as in the table below:

Geoscience e-Journals
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All material is copyrighted and copyrights for IMaGe materials are filed, along with original copy, in the Library of Congress. Please employ standards for fair use and citation practice similar to those for conventional printed matter. From the original IMaGe logo, Allen K. Philbrick created, for IMaGe, this graphic variation (in 1986) used as the background for this site.
Source of original (single) Earth animation, downloaded from: http://www.dsu.edu/~crosse/animation/earth.gif

This site was created, first, on December 19, 1995.

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