Category Archives: ThomasFire

Geology answers for Montecito and Santa Barbara

Posted on January 27, 2018 by Doc Searls

Just before it started, the geology meeting at the Santa Barbara Central Library on Thursday looked like this from the front of the room (where I also tweeted the same pano): Our speakers were geology professor Ed Keller of UCSB and … Continue reading →

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Geology questions for Montecito and Santa Barbara

Posted on January 25, 2018 by Doc Searls

This post continues the inquiry I started with Making sense of what happened to Montecito. That post got a record number of reads for this blog, and 57 comments as well. I expect to learn more at the community meeting … Continue reading →

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An evacuated view on the #ThomasFire

Posted on December 13, 2017 by Doc Searls

Here’s the latest satellite fire detection data, restricted to just the last twelve hours of the Thomas Fire, mapped on Google Earth Pro:That’s labeled 1830 Mountain Standard Time (MST), or 5:30pm Pacific, about half an hour ago as I write … Continue reading →

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