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The story map delves into Iceland's contributions to climate change, focusing on both the positive and negative impacts of glaciers, volcanoes, and renewable energy sources on the climate. It maps the locations of glaciers and volcanoes while exploring how volcanic emissions and glaciers interact with the local and global enviornments. Additionally, the story map highlights Iceland's history of renewable energy, particularly hydroelectric and geothermal energy, and the countries goals for clean energy in the future. It showcases the locations of power plants and different types of each, providing insights into Iceland's innovative approaches to sustainable energy production and its potential implications for global climate action.
The web map visualizes demographic data in San Juan County, focusing on the distribution of males and females relative to age groups 18 and under and 62+ years old. It provides insights into the population structure and dynamics within the county, highlighting areas where specific age and gender demographics are more prevalent. This information can be valuable for understanding population trends, planning social services, and addressing the needs of different age and gender groups within the community.
The story map explores the state parks in and around Orcas Island, highlighting various aspects such as accessibility, unique features, and park rules.
It provides detailed information on how to get to each park and transportation options. Additionally, the story map includes unique rules and highlights about each park, allowing visitors to better understand and plan their outdoor adventures. Whether it's hiking, camping, or simply enjoying nature, the story map serves as a valuable guide for exploring the diverse state parks on Orcas Island.
The web map displays earthquake data by magnitude in the Salish Sea region, with specific focus areas on earthquake hot spots. It highlights seismic activity in the San Juan Islands, along the ferry route out of Port Townsend, and near Western Washington University west of Bellingham Bay. By visualizing earthquake occurrences in these key locations, the map provides insights into seismic hazards and risks within the Salish Sea region. This information can be valuable for emergency preparedness, risk assessment, and informing mitigation strategies to enhance community resilience to earthquakes.
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