Climate Change Visualization Awareness System

Patricia Kulemeka *, Fanny Chatola **
*-** DMI St. John the Baptist University in Lilongwe, Malawi.
Periodicity:January - March'2024
DOI : https://doi.org/10.26634/jcom.11.4.20653

Abstract

As the global community faces the escalating challenges posed by climate change, there is an increasing need for innovative tools that enhance public awareness and understanding of the complex and dynamic nature of environmental shifts. This paper introduces a Climate Change Visualization Awareness System (CCVAS), designed to bridge the gap between scientific data and public comprehension through immersive and accessible visualizations. Leveraging cutting-edge technologies, including augmented reality, interactive mapping, and data analytics, CCVAS provides users with real-time and historical insights into key climate indicators such as temperature variations, sea level rise, and extreme weather events. The CCVAS employs a user-centric approach, tailoring information to diverse audiences and promoting engagement through intuitive interfaces. Community engagement features facilitate collaborative efforts among users, enabling the sharing of experiences, knowledge, and initiatives aimed at addressing climate change challenges at the local and global levels. Users will be able to participate in discussions, organize events, and access community-driven resources within the CCVAS platform. Personalized user profiles enable individuals to customize their climate change experience within CCVAS, tailoring content and visualizations to their specific interests, expertise, and geographical locations. By providing personalized recommendations, alerts, and action plans based on user preferences and behavior, CCVAS will empower individuals to take meaningful steps towards climate resilience and sustainability in their daily lives. This paper outlines the architecture, functionality, and potential applications of the Climate Change Visualization Awareness System.

Keywords

Machine Learning, Climate Change, Visualization, Artificial Intelligence, Agile Methodology, User-Centric Approach, Community Engagement Features.

How to Cite this Article?

Kulemeka, P., and Chatola, F. (2024). Climate Change Visualization Awareness System. i-manager’s Journal on Computer Science, 11(4), 21-34. https://doi.org/10.26634/jcom.11.4.20653

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