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Environmental / ecosystem monitoring. temperature levels / air quality. modelling specific regions vs global modelling | Environmental / ecosystem monitoring. temperature levels / air quality. modelling specific regions vs global modelling | ||
| − | + | * Talk about pollution, global warming | |
| − | + | * Inspired from Second Life, largescale weather-based model - has this been finished?? | |
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Pros: | Pros: | ||
| − | + | * Relevant and applicable | |
| − | + | * Can do something that can't see easily in the real world because too big and too slow | |
| − | + | * Could do something with displaying raw data from Netlogo and then work with graphing, stats, or something similar | |
| − | + | ** Could compare this to a big experiment by one of the national labs or similar - see if your results follow the same trend as the national lab's | |
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Cons: | Cons: | ||
| − | + | * Kind of vague, needs more details | |
| − | + | * Difficult to see this change in real world, difficult to validate | |
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Comments: | Comments: | ||
| − | + | * Existing Netlogo model similar to this (climate change model) | |
| − | + | * Nice to find someone else's large scale model and then replicate | |
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Latest revision as of 11:38, 26 January 2009
Environmental / ecosystem monitoring. temperature levels / air quality. modelling specific regions vs global modelling
- Talk about pollution, global warming
- Inspired from Second Life, largescale weather-based model - has this been finished??
Pros:
- Relevant and applicable
- Can do something that can't see easily in the real world because too big and too slow
- Could do something with displaying raw data from Netlogo and then work with graphing, stats, or something similar
- Could compare this to a big experiment by one of the national labs or similar - see if your results follow the same trend as the national lab's
Cons:
- Kind of vague, needs more details
- Difficult to see this change in real world, difficult to validate
Comments:
- Existing Netlogo model similar to this (climate change model)
- Nice to find someone else's large scale model and then replicate
