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Communication Dans Un Congrès Année : 1995

The greenhouse effect visualizer: a tool for the science classroom

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The Greenhouse Effect Visualizer (GEV) is designed to help students visualize data sets related to the earth's energy balance. This work was inspired by the benefits scientific visualization have provided to scientists in discovering patterns and presenting the results of their work to broad communities. The hope is that scientific visualization can provide equal assistance to students trying to learn science. The philosophy underlying this approach links learning with practice. Hence, students are encouraged to learn science initiating and pursuing scientific questions and through interacting with the scientific community. This approach is by no means new, the difference is the attempt to ease the task through the assistance of selected technologies. This framework is basic to the Collaborative Visualization Project (Pea, 1993) of which the GEV is a part. This paper describes the GEV. including its data sets, models and visualizations, supported operations on data, and suggested uses. In addition, since the GEV is still very much under development, current shortcomings are described along with potential remedies.
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hal-00190594 , version 1 (23-11-2007)

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  • HAL Id : hal-00190594 , version 1

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Douglas N. Gordin, Daniel C. Edelson, Roy D. Pea. The greenhouse effect visualizer: a tool for the science classroom. 75th American Meteorological Society Meetings, January 1995, 1995, Dallas, United States. 7 p. ⟨hal-00190594⟩

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