Aviation Emissions Explorer
Explore a global snapshot of aircraft activity and investigate how aviation contributes to atmospheric emissions and local air pollution. Compare modelled aviation…
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Geography · Water in the World
Explore global water stress using real Aqueduct data and investigate why water scarcity differs between places. Compare baseline and future water-stress scenarios, examine the roles of rainfall, population, agriculture and infrastructure, and investigate how cities such as Perth respond through groundwater, desalination, recycling and demand management.
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Explore a global snapshot of aircraft activity and investigate how aviation contributes to atmospheric emissions and local air pollution. Compare modelled aviation…
Why do two earthquakes of similar size have radically different human impacts? Compare paired earthquakes, tsunamis and eruptions on a 3D globe, reveal population,…
Explore observed global undernourishment, cereal yield and arable land, compare countries, investigate differences between food production and food access, and test a…
Investigate how countries are connected through global trade using real UN Comtrade, World Bank and shipping data. Explore imports and exports, major trading partners…
Investigate global and Australian patterns of human wellbeing using real UNDP, World Bank and ABS data. Compare places, analyse relationships and inequality, and explain…
Use real INEGI Sentinel-1 subsidence measurements and CDMX risk-atlas layers to investigate where Mexico City is sinking fastest, compare locations, test explanations…
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