Entries Tagged "software”
Classification of High-Risk Disturbance in the Peruvian Amazon
by Haidar Chawki Kassem - Comments
Seeing work that started as an individual undergraduate project potentially contribute to rainforest protection in Peru has made the experience far more significant than I initially expected.
WILT – Using Solar-Powered Kinetic Art to Communicate Climate Change
by Dharma Rumpal - Comments
WILT is a solar-powered kinetic art installation in which five servo-driven paper flowers breathe freely or struggle depending on live air quality data fetched in real time from cities around the world.
Dendrostream - Exploring Audio-Visual Approaches to Enhance Tree Stress and Climate Data Understanding
by Tug F. O’Flaherty - Comments
Dendrostream is an online tool presenting DIY tree and climate data through differing audio-visual approaches, offering clear presets and full customisation to support data interpretation and understanding of tree stress and climate change, developed as a Master’s project.
Sonic Forest - Mapping Environmental Sensor Data to Sound for Climate Engagement
by Xinyue Xu - Comments
Sonic Forest is a real-time sonification environment converting climate data from the forest to musical sound in order to facilitate public awareness on climate change as well as the ecological rhythms that I have created as part of my MSc Final Project.
Viridi - Creating a Proof of Concept Environmental Monitor
by Stanley Parker - Comments
With this final year project I hoped to create a proof of concept for a device that would allow you to open your phone and see the state of your environment on a local level.
Art, Unplugged - In the search of a sustainable off-grid power solution for immersive art installations
by Aleksander Skutnik - Comments
The inspiration for my final year project came from the Sensing the Forest project, which focuses on collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches to studying the relationship between forests and climate change.