It would be hard to imagine a string of responses so full of impotent whining as this one. I suppose that this kind of talk went on during the battle of Britain half century ago but history has kindly erased it. Get off your asses gentlemen and start thinking creatively, and recognize that your particular stakes in Thailand may not and probably should not matter.
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In Topic: Japanese Advisers Keen To Help Thai Govt: Flood
2011-11-30 21:48:34
In Topic: PM Yingluck Reveals Worse Case Scenario
2011-10-26 04:50:10
If you live in the sukhumvit area and you want to get a better idea of where you are on the flood potential scale you can access a detailed map at villageinthecity.com. I will follow this tomorrow with some calculated estimates.
I urge the moderators to come up with some means of diverting the flood of irrelevant political commentary on topics like this which impairs the usefulness and credibility of these forums.
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I urge the moderators to come up with some means of diverting the flood of irrelevant political commentary on topics like this which impairs the usefulness and credibility of these forums.
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In Topic: Where Is It Flooding ?
2011-10-26 04:28:01
If you live in the Sukhumvit area anywhere along BTS i have put together a detailed map of ground elevations which is based mostly on Google Earth data. You can find this at villageinthecity.com. The small version on the home page gives you the general idea. Click on the link Bangkok Flood on the upper right to see the detailed version.
Tomorrow i will try to put together a forecast of flood depths for this coming weekend using this map which i hope will be helpful to those living in this area.
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Tomorrow i will try to put together a forecast of flood depths for this coming weekend using this map which i hope will be helpful to those living in this area.
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In Topic: Where Is It Flooding ?
2011-10-25 04:15:02
Yuanis, on 2011-10-25 01:17:36, said:
otherstuff1957, on 2011-10-24 19:45:12, said:
Swelters, on 2011-10-24 15:42:46, said:
My best estimate as of mid day monday oct 24 for worst case flooding in next week, dark blue= 3 ft, lt blue=foot or two, yellow= few inches, green= mai pen rai. Based on new BKK topography and Google earth combination.
http://pic.twitter.com/0XFWgJzx
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http://pic.twitter.com/0XFWgJzx
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This is a great map Swelters, just the sort of thing that the government should be producing.
I went ahead and signed up for twitter, but the image there is just a low resolution as it is here. Could you post a higher resolution image on flickr or photobucket? The first time I looked at it I just about had to change my pants, but on closer inspection I'm pretty sure that I'm in a light blue zone, not a dark blue zone. I've sealed up one door, sandbagged the other, disconnected the only power socket that was lower than waist high & moved the car, so I am prepared for 1 - 2 feet of water, but if I'm in the 3'+ zone, I'll change my strategies entirely (ie. pack up the car & get the hell out of Dodge!
Thanks, will work on it this morning.
Swelters.
This is really a great map...go to Google map and turn on terrain function (Google earth plug-in may be required)...check Google map against swelters map and you know what the color means on Google map. A Casio pro-trek watch will tell it too.
In Topic: Where Is It Flooding ?
2011-10-25 04:10:27
bangkokjj, on 2011-10-24 20:07:42, said:
Yes I was told as well that they are going to use Vibhavadi-Rangsit road to channel the water.
This will be another disaster move as the small canals alongside it (next to where I live) are already filled up for 70% and it will result in an overflow and massive sideways flooding.
My sandbags are ready but do not think it will be enough to stop the water.
This will be another disaster move as the small canals alongside it (next to where I live) are already filled up for 70% and it will result in an overflow and massive sideways flooding.
My sandbags are ready but do not think it will be enough to stop the water.
Glad you found it useful. Will work on this in the morning.. If you are along Sukhumvit the area I estimate as possibly one meter is out beyond Bang Chak BTS. My Thonglor/Ekamai area maybe a foot, less as you go west of Samitevej Hospital.
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