A company called Absolute Hollywood has created a 20-meter globe-shaped movie screen in Copenhagen for the COP15 climate conference for nightly viewings of the planet as we are seen from space. The giant movie serves to illustrate our global impacts and to remind those that watch of our finite footprint. Images of the screen at night, nestled among buildings in the downtown core, provide a surreal juxtaposition of our planet and society. A live stream of the nightly viewing is available on this website.
Top posts
-
Random Posts
Blogroll
-
Search this Site
Categories
Tag Cloud
3d analysis autodesk BIM biodiversity china climate climate change community conservation earth observation education energy environment esri geospatial geovisualization gis global change google green imagery infrastructure lidar map mapmaking mapping maps mobile monitoring nasa navigation Perspectives planning policy remote sensing satellite sensors sensor web spatial analysis spatial data sustainability transportation usgs waterTwitter Feed
- RT @DaleAtSafe: Listening to great podcast on Twine #sensors http://t.co/mozW7iMi -- can't wait to get mine pumping data in #fmeserver 1 hour ago
- RT @jatorre: “@_alastair: @jatorre I finally wrote a little about my Taxonomy maps. More to come! bit.ly/yZtcaC” This is a great post! 6 hours ago
- RT @ZiaKhanNYC: #Cities that adopted printing presses in 1400s grew 60% faster in 1500s than other similar cities. Value of #innovation. ... 7 hours ago
- Kinomap App Improves Indoor Cycling Experience http://t.co/ZztDnMuH 8 hours ago
- CO2GO App Tracks Personal Carbon Usage http://t.co/MYC0VF7l 9 hours ago
{ 1 trackback }