Location

Comstock Memorial Union, MSUM

Document Type

Poster

Event Website

https://www.mnstate.edu/sac/

Start Date

23-4-2024 12:00 AM

Publication Date

4-23-2024

Description

This presentation is about #8, the digital representation of the ocean, of the UNESCO Challenge. More research needs to be done on the ocean to preserve marine life and coastal land. We need the help of large corporations in a collaboration on a digital representation of the ocean. This will help us visualize the oceans' past, current, and possible future. A digital map of the ocean will help with us pollution, help slow down climate change, and help us prepare for environmental disasters. We could create a digital map of the ocean floor by using a multibeam or a side scanner from a ship or a towed transmitter. Underwater cameras and submarines can also explore it. The results of these methods could result in a fully interactive visual presentation of the ocean and with the help of environmental scientists we can create a map of the past, present, and future ocean, marine life, and coastal land. With the results from the map, we can implement changes to pollution, slow down climate changes, and help us prepare for environmental disasters.

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Apr 23rd, 12:00 AM

Even the Ocean is Online: Digital Representation of the Ocean

Comstock Memorial Union, MSUM

This presentation is about #8, the digital representation of the ocean, of the UNESCO Challenge. More research needs to be done on the ocean to preserve marine life and coastal land. We need the help of large corporations in a collaboration on a digital representation of the ocean. This will help us visualize the oceans' past, current, and possible future. A digital map of the ocean will help with us pollution, help slow down climate change, and help us prepare for environmental disasters. We could create a digital map of the ocean floor by using a multibeam or a side scanner from a ship or a towed transmitter. Underwater cameras and submarines can also explore it. The results of these methods could result in a fully interactive visual presentation of the ocean and with the help of environmental scientists we can create a map of the past, present, and future ocean, marine life, and coastal land. With the results from the map, we can implement changes to pollution, slow down climate changes, and help us prepare for environmental disasters.

https://red.mnstate.edu/sac/2024/cshe/1

 

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