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syuzhetsyuzhet
2025-05-14

We were mid-way through the 2008 salmon season. The fleet was lined up for sets somewhere in Prince William Sound. Barwell, the tender boat, was offloading. Rather than drop the anchor between sets, most boats preferred to tie up alongside another anchored vessel. Clustered seiners formed mechanical islands on the calm water.

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We were mid-way through the 2008 salmon season. The fleet was lined up for sets somewhere in Prince William Sound. Barwell, the tender boat, was offloading. Rather than drop the anchor between sets, most boats preferred to tie up alongside another anchored vessel. Clustered seiners formed mechanical islands on the calm water.
Tylertmyphoto@pixelfed.social
2025-01-17
Fall in Prince William Sound
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#alaska #princewilliamsound #pws #landscapephotography #landscape #photography #nature #naturephotos #trees
MicheleV_AKMicheleV_AK@sfba.social
2024-03-24

Last night in Valdez! Stunning! Photos by Todd Graven #Alaska #NorthernLights #Valdez #PrinceWilliamSound

Stunning green Northern Lights over the waters and snow-covered mountains of Prince William Sound near Valdez, Alaska.Stunning green Northern Lights over the waters and snow-covered mountains of Prince William Sound near Valdez, Alaska.Stunning green Northern Lights over Prince William Sound near Valdez, Alaska.Stunning green Northern Lights over the waters and snow-covered mountains of Prince William Sound near Valdez, Alaska.
Alaska Native NewsAKNativeNews
2024-03-12

Rockfish Limits and Seasons Reduced in Prince William Sound
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Black rockfish. Photo by Kip Evans, NOAA.

(Anchorage) - In favor of protecting rockfish populations and ensuring sport fishing opportunities in the future, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) is reducing the rockfish bag and possession limit in...
alaska-native-news.com/rockfis

💧🌏 Greg CocksGregCocks@techhub.social
2024-02-23

Assessing Landslide Risk in Prince William Sound
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#GIS #spatial #mapping #remotesensing #3dep #ifsar #elevation #geology #engineeringgeology #massmovement #landslide #risk #hazard #tsunami #Alaska #PrinceWilliamSound #naturalhazard #climatechange #glaciers #slopes #glacial #sediment #instability #slopestability #coast #coastal #monitoring #model #modeling #statistics #geostatistics #spatialstatistics #ChugachMountains #tsunamigenic #NationalTsunamiWarningCenter #spatialanalysis #geomorphology #geomorphometry
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photo - Prince William Soundmaps - Example persistent scatterer interferometric synthetic aperture radar (PSInSAR) results for landslides with tsunamigenic plausibility. All deformation is in the line of sight (LOS) of the satellite look direction. Positive values indicate distances from the satellite to the ground surface became shorter (for example, vertical uplift or horizontal displacement in the direction of the sensor) and negative values indicate distances from the satellite to the ground surface became longer (for example, vertical subsidence or horizontal displacement away from the sensor). Most landslide areas are delineated based on PSInSAR points that show deformation, unless clear lineations associated with slope deformation were visible in imagery (for example, Yale F in Panel A), or the landslide has been previously delineated using high resolution imagery (for example, Barry Arm A and B in Panel D; Coe and others, 2021). Landslides with a blue label indicate those with tsunamigenic plausibility. Satellite path and analysis dates shown in the panels are as follows: A, P160, 2018–20; B, P160, 2018–20; C, P065, 2016–18; D, P065, 2016–18; E, P094, 2016–18.map - Location of landslides identified using persistent scatterer interferometric synthetic aperture radar.graphics - Conceptual diagram of the variables used to calculate the mobility required for the landslide to reach the nearest shoreline, Fshore, for the tsunami plausibility assessment. A, Map view and B, cross-sectional view of two possible topographic landslide configurations and their runout path for a landslide situated above a valley bottom (noted with A–A′–A”) and directly above a water body (noted with B–B′). For landslides not directly above water bodies, the distance (Lshore) and elevation difference (Hshore) of the landslide to the closest waterbody is the sum of the distance and elevation difference of the fall line (A–A′) and the length and elevation distance of the path from the bottom of the landslide to the shoreline (A′–A”).
Bill Gallagher PhotographyBGP@socel.net
2023-09-12

Prince William Sound III

One of many beautiful images that I was able to capture on my fantastic journey to Alaska.
I was in continuous and total awe of this beautiful northland. Snow covered mountains strung all along the coast.
The great expanse seems to go on uninterrupted forever. Blue skies, blue water, and beautiful snow capped peaks. See the full image here: fineartamerica.com/featured/pr #PrinceWilliamSoundIII #BillGallagherPhotography #BuyIntoArt #AYearforart #Alaska #PrinceWilliamSound

Prince William Sound III This is an image of Prince William Sound and the mountains that surround it. I had captured these from the cruise ship as we headed up the North Coast to Anchorage. In the foreground is a small island with just a couple of trees growing on it sticking up from the ice cold bblue waters of the Pacific Ocean. Snow covers the upper reaches of the Chugach Mountain Range except for the areas that are too steep to hold snow. The lower elevations of the mountain are clear of snow. The sky is bright blue with just a hint of clouds.
Bill Gallagher PhotographyBGP@socel.net
2023-09-10

Prince William Sound

I fell in love with Alaska while on my recent cruise but to be honest it could only be a summer love as the winters are way to harsh for me.
Prince William Sound is ringed by the Chugach Range.
Either way, I just loved how the low sun created a nice hard contrast with all of the ridges on this mountain. See the full image here: fineartamerica.com/featured/pr #PrinceWilliamSound #BillGallagherPhotography #BuyIntoArt #AYearForArt PacificOcean #ChagachRange #Mountains #Alaska #Snow

Prince William Sound This is an image captured from a cruise ship The mountain range is the Chagach Range the encircles Prince William Sound. The water in the foreground is the ice cold water of the Pacific Ocean Beyond that are the towering snow and ice covered mountains of the Chugach Range.
Mastensmastens@mastodon.world
2023-08-06

I would say our fishing trip in Whittier was a success.
#alaska #halibut #princewilliamsound

Photo of a 53" Halibut, weighing 75 lbs.Comparison of Halibut tail to size 14 boot.Fresh caught tiger prawns.
MicheleV_AKMicheleV_AK@sfba.social
2023-06-07

Todd Graven photographs from Prince William Sound out of Valdez, Alaska.
#Alaska #PrinceWilliamSound

Victoriavictoria@social.lol
2023-02-02

Steller sea lions, September 2021 #alaska #princewilliamsound #wildlife

John Garvergeo_garver
2022-11-22

For a decade now I've been working on Cretaceous and Paleocene rocks of southern . There is something magic about . Here is the Eshamy Bay, which is marine, in late September.

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