March 13, 2016 Tanner Rock (saanich Inlet) Photos/report
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Your reports are excellent Mark. Thanks so much. Tanner Rock on certain days can be an excellent dive spot with lots of life, but it can be so-so on other days. But yes, the other side of the inlet tends to be more interesting. Are the side-scan sonar images produced by your?
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The sidescan images are old scans from Natural Resources Canada. They have a link on the following page (multibeam West) Web Map Services for Marine Geoscience Data | Natural Resources Canada
that you can import as a WMS file into Google Earth. It seems like a complicated round-about way of showing the sidescan images. Here's a link to instructions for importing the WMS link into Google Earth:How to link Geoserver WMS layer to Google earth?
that you can import as a WMS file into Google Earth. It seems like a complicated round-about way of showing the sidescan images. Here's a link to instructions for importing the WMS link into Google Earth:How to link Geoserver WMS layer to Google earth?
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