Turrialba and Irazu Volcanoes
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The Turrialba and Irazu Volcanoes in Costa Rica stand tall, their rugged landscape a testament to the region's intense geological activity. A 1.5X vertical scale reveals the intricate details of this volcanic terrain. Constructed using high-resolution data from the Space Shuttle's SRTM project, which boasts an impressive 1.8 million facets, this digital representation showcases the unique characteristics of these two prominent volcanoes. Built with a cutting-edge version of SRTM2STL software, not yet publicly released, this model offers unparalleled precision and accuracy. For those interested in exploring further, source code for creating files at 3 arcsecond resolution is readily available on GitHub under the permissive GNU license. Simply search for SRTM2STL on the platform to access this valuable resource.
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