Future Tense
People have to solve the climate crisis — technology alone is not the answer
Oct 15, 2023
Science and technology alone cannot solve environmental problems; person-to-person engagement is necessary. The podcast discusses the use of 3D models for rapid deployment in fire management, visualizing sea level rise impacts, using gaming strategy for landscape conservation, and involving humans in finding climate crisis solutions. It also explores the importance of local knowledge and participatory mapping for sustainable solutions.
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- Human-centric solutions are required to solve environmental problems, emphasizing person-to-person engagement and collaboration across knowledge systems.
- Using 3D projection augmented landscape modeling and interactive gaming approaches can facilitate understanding, communication, and decision-making in fire management and climate action.
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Using 3D Projection Augmented Landscape Modeling for Fire Management
The podcast episode explores the use of 3D projection augmented landscape modeling as a tool for fire management in Australia. Dr. Rowan Fisher and his team have developed a method to create tactile holographic simulations of landscapes using 3D printing and projectors. The simulations help incorporate satellite data and indigenous knowledge to understand and communicate fire behavior. By adding a fourth dimension of time to the simulations, the models provide a dynamic representation of fire movement. This technology fosters engagement and facilitates learning about fire management practices.
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