tells us how NASA Goddard’s Scientific Visualization team used satellite data to create a “stunning data visualization”, viewed more than half a million times so far, to illustrate how the path of Saharan dust can affect ecosystems on the other side of the world, bringing much-needed fertilizers to the Amazon’s depleted soils.
While not so dramatic or even cinematic, the
environmental big data efficiency tool does essential the same thing. It visualizes previously un-relatable deep data sets collected from numerous government agencies and puts them into easy-to-use dashboards accessible in your browser on a computer, or by tablet or smartphone. Users can now easily create custom mash-ups and visualizations to illustrate both ecosystem problems and solutions.
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