Climadjust is a web based service which allows users such in a wide variety of sectors (agriculture, planning, infrastructure, etc) to use information from climate models with more specificity for local conditions (topography, land use, etc.) to more gather more accurate data to forecast the possible effects on a particular area as a result of […]
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Introduction This animation was created by Segolene Berthou and sent to us by Annie Schultz from the Met Office and the EUCP Project team. “Climate models produce projections that are used to predict future changes in climate. They can help governments, businesses and other stakeholders plan to better deal with the challenges and opportunities that a changing […]
Read moreFrom Chris: There is an animation I made back in my early PhD days many years ago that all of us in our group use to try and explain tipping points which hopefully you can see here: https://caboulton.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/double.gif“ Roop: I have made a Quicktime screen recording which looks like this: And through the BellHouse browser […]
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From Antonio Graca: The movie is a 2012 week by week June to November depiction of the water stress distribution in a vineyard in the Upper Douro Valley. Colours relate to the amount of stress measured directly on grapevines (green – no stress; red – disruptive stress, black figures are the measured values (negative as […]
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Windsurf Windspeed video tests. As a a starting point I have put this video through BellHouse but have changed the parameters slightly to differ the sampling threshold ( the level of colour change required to make a bell ring. I have also added this screen shot so you can see how the motion capture software […]
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Climateurope 2020 Using the ECEM demonstrator at http://ecem.wemcouncil.org, as supplied by Lucy Haughey, I have been doing some initial tests today to get a sense of what the data might sound like presented as it is from the Demonstrator. So far I have done 3 tests exploring the variables in the data set to a […]
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BellHouse is a sound sculpture that uses visual data (moving images) and translates that into the sound of 34 ceramic bells struck by robotic beaters. It can receive any moving image file ( from a .GIF to a .MOV and most things in between) and also can capture live data from a webcam. This is […]
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