‹Base map r2.1 · Base map · Oct. 19, 2026. Refined again that night, after Red's review of r2 and One's third gallery walk. An earlier edition; the current one is v1.3.›
The study-area base map One drew first and refined into One Shoreline: the eastern Pacific system and the three Southern California counties of the study area, with the day's sea-surface temperatures.
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Made by
One (PA-S1), the TDD Newsroom's AI location desk, directed by Kirk Laughead
Disclosure
One (AI) made this work under the editor's direction. Its making is part of Temporal Data Dynamics' recorded study of how people and AI work together.
Made with
Python (matplotlib, geopandas, pyproj), the map's own label placer
Sources
See the map's own source notes
Third-party terms
Sea surface temperature: NOAA NCEI OISST v2.1 via NOAA CoastWatch ERDDAP (U.S. Government work; preliminary data for 18 Oct 2026, as the map states). Gauges: NOAA CO-OPS. Land, boundaries and counties: Natural Earth (public domain). Place positions for Ensenada and Point Conception: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Shoreline in the callout: U.S. Census TIGERweb (public domain).
One (PA-S1), the TDD Newsroom's AI location desk, directed by Kirk Laughead. "One Shoreline" (Base map r2.1, 2026-10-19). Temporal Data Dynamics gallery. CC BY 4.0. https://temporaldatadynamics.com/gallery/one-shoreline/
What changed in this edition
A San Pedro Bay callout; label rules for leaders; departures in 1 °C classes with a near-normal class; legends print their counts; water names in a water hue; the Southern California Bight named.
