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Visualizing Sea-level Rise at Puʻuhonua O Hōnaunau National Historic Park with Interactive, Virtual Technology (A Prototype Augmented-Reality Mobile-Phone Application)

Principal Investigator
Phillip Thompson

Dates

Start Date
2020-06-01
End Date
2021-12-31
Release Date
2019

Summary

The threat of rising sea levels to island communities is well known. However, sea-level rise projections are often depicted in ways that are not intuitive or directly applicable to community members and resource managers who most need the information. Scientific information about sea-level rise needs to be presented in a way that effectively communicates the very real risk posed to coastal communities, infrastructure, and cultural assets. This project builds upon data developed through previous USGS Pacific Islands CASC work. It goes beyond simple sea-level rise visualizations and leverages the ever-growing computational power of modern smart devices to provide interactive and immersive outreach materials through a type of technology [...]

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Contacts

Principal Investigator :
Phillip Thompson
Co-Investigator :
Nemanja Komar
Funding Agency :
Pacific Islands CASC
CMS Group :
Climate Adaptation Science Centers (CASC) Program

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“Basalt flows, sand, and palms at PUHO; Credit: Phil Stoffer, USGS”
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Project Extension

projectStatusCompleted

Budget Extension

annualBudgets
year2020
fundingSources
amount47522.0
sourceCASC
totalFunds47522.0
totalFunds47522.0

Basalt flows, sand, and palms at PUHO; Credit: Phil Stoffer, USGS
Basalt flows, sand, and palms at PUHO; Credit: Phil Stoffer, USGS

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Spatial Services

ScienceBase WMS

Communities

  • National and Regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers
  • Pacific Islands CASC

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