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Stevenson's list: 1. Orbit map overlays to show: ocean currents ocean temperature ocean upwellings (he'll also use these overlaid on orbit maps in his presentations and training books) 2. define and denote scales: both timescales of ocean features, and size scales of 1. ocean features and 2. photos (airplane shots versus orbit shots versus drawings) 3. check through files for a set of orbit photos with and without glitter 4. get movies made (through Navy) of an orbital sequence first through the Gulf of Mexico and second along the California coast -> give him info to know what speed to run them at 5. develop first cut at "encyclopedia" 6. think about 1. what aspects of features are important 2. how to describe those features (we need a vocabulary....descriptive, not technical)