In this augmented reality app, you can explore future climate change scenarios based on global ice melt and sea level rise. Includes data-driven visualizations and projections from NASA and marine science sources.
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About After Ice
Experience climate change and the effects of global warming through augmented reality!
After Ice simulates your location in various data-backed future scenarios of global ice melt and sea level rise. Additionally, it lets you see the NASA-projected* effect of sea level rise accurately within a 100 mile radius of New York City in the 2080s — within the lifetime of children alive today.
After Ice is an artist intervention via mobile app, a collaboration between visual artist Justin Brice Guariglia and award-winning app development studios Strange Flavour and second verse.
*Projections for NYC come from NASA/GISS & NPCC data and accurate within a 100 mile radius of New York City, and includes storm and tidal surge estimates in it’s visualization. Total melt projections come from the Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center.
After Ice simulates your location in various data-backed future scenarios of global ice melt and sea level rise. Additionally, it lets you see the NASA-projected* effect of sea level rise accurately within a 100 mile radius of New York City in the 2080s — within the lifetime of children alive today.
After Ice is an artist intervention via mobile app, a collaboration between visual artist Justin Brice Guariglia and award-winning app development studios Strange Flavour and second verse.
*Projections for NYC come from NASA/GISS & NPCC data and accurate within a 100 mile radius of New York City, and includes storm and tidal surge estimates in it’s visualization. Total melt projections come from the Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center.
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Inhuf
Why is the beginning so freaking hard
You have to do all of this stuff
Y mobile games y
Fake
This is the crappiest propaganda ever According to this it doesn’t know wether I’ll be above sea level under it by 38ft or even below it by 238 ft?!? Junk
