World Connections Climate Change App by Ilisagvik College STEM students
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Students at Ilisagvik College STEM camp present their ideas for citizen science climate change apps. Authors: Ben Hopson, Arianna Passi, Alyssa Granatir, Naasha Tallman
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Speaker: Frederick W. Stoss, Associate Librarian, Arts & Sciences Libraries, SUNY Buffalo
Description: The presenter, trained by Al Gore and the Climate Project as one of the "1000 Climate Messengers" will discuss developments and solutions libraries are adopting to make their libraries more environmentally friendly and reducing their carbon footprints. Sustainable building designs, conservation of non-renewable energy and LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification, and more will be discussed.
Sponsor: Long Island Library Resources Council Government Information Committee
Arranger: Christina Rivera, LILRC
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Introduction
Global warming is a problem that is affecting everybody all over the world. Its affects are felt in all parts of the world. It is a term that has been used to describe the gradual increase in the average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere as well as its oceans. Global warming is permanently changing the Earth’s climate and if nothing is done to prevent it then the planet Earth with someday become inhabitable. Surprisingly, there are people who do not think that global warming is real because they have not witnessed its effect but various scientists agree that its effects are real. In order to control or prevent further occurrence of global warming, its main cause which is carbon dioxide should be reduced to the minimum in the atmosphere.
Background Information
Global warming occurs when carbon dioxide or CO2 and other trace gases like methane, chlorofluorocarbons, nitrous oxide and other pollutants collect in the atmosphere and absorb solar radiation that reflects back after bouncing off the surface of the earth. The gases form a “blanket-like” layer that prevents solar radiation from escaping into space (McMillan, 2016). The gases have the capacity to last for years or even centuries in the atmosphere trapping the solar radiation heat hence making the planet earth hotter than it should be. The greatest cause of global warming is carbon dioxide that is usually released when fossil fuels are burnt such as coal, emission from exhaust pipes of motor vehicles, and excessive cutting of trees.
Before the industrial revolution that paved way to large scale use of coal, carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases (GHG) in the atmosphere were as a result of natural factors such as volcanic eruption and variation in the solar energy (aip.gov). However, the contribution of the natural factors to global warming was very minimal compared to anthropogenic factors later on. The large scale contribution of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases may have begun when a British ironmonger Thomas Newcomen invented the first and widely used steam engine that led to Industrial Revolution and wide scale use of coal (bbc.com). Coal burning is one of the major contributors of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
In 1824, French scientist explained that if the planet Earth did not have an atmosphere then its temperatures would be much lower. In 1861, John Tyndall a physicist indicated that water vapor and certain gases create the greenhouse effect (bbc.com). In 1896, Svante Arrhenius, a Swedish scientist was the first to claim that the burning of fossil fuel may result in enhanced global warming. He proposed that there was a relationship between atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration and temper ...
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World Connections Climate Change App by Ilisagvik College STEM students
- 2. What is World Connections? World Connections will be a user friendly application that works with citizen science to receive data of about the changing climate while also acting as a fun and helpful app. How is it fun and helpful? World Connections will incorporate information on what is happening with the world due to Global Warming and Greenhouse Gases, but it will do this by adding a modern twist. What are the main ideas and points of World Connections? This application will work on issues of HAARP (High frequency Active Auroral Research Program), the ice movement, air pollution, and ways to replace or defuse Greenhouse Gases.
- 3. What is HAARP and how will this app help? High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP, is a high-powered radio transmission research facility that also researches the ionosphere and is operated by the US Navy, Air Force, and several universities located in Gakona, Alaska—close to Anchorage on the eastern side. The facility is shooting the sky with energy-rays and leading on chemical trails causing the climate to warm and complications for people living near the area. HAARP is also capable of causing earthquakes. This app will help with HAARP problems by marking the areas where the HAARP is contaminating the land and air by using social media.
- 5. How can it help the ice movement? World Connections can help with the ice movement by tracking the yearly drifting of ice packs with pictures or using radar; whereas, without this Barrow Whalers can run into ice, be near ice that is too thin, and scientists will not have a tool as convenient as this. Furthermore, World Connections can help track down new wildlife coming in because of Global Warming and help find stranded people on the ice.
- 6. Air Pollution: what? Air pollution causes holes in the atmosphere to appear, warming the planet. To help prevent further pollution from happening in the future World Connections will add a camera option that adds a special filter that shows Greenhouse Gases within the air.
- 8. More on Air Pollution and Spectrometry Around the world people are coming up with different types of Spectrometers and one corporation, Public Labs, has come up with a Do it Yourself Spectrometry Kit. Public Labs is a good alternative to World Connections, but is bulkier and cost money. What is spectrometry? Colored light is a blend of many colors, but with a spectrometer device colors are split apart, such as a prism.
- 9. Why are Greenhouse Gases important? Greenhouse Gases rip holes in the ozone layer of the atmosphere causing the Earth to heat up and changing the climate, so finding ways to prevent this can help everyone worldwide. How can World Connections help? World Connections will incorporate a game that acts as a puzzle but is actually coming up with new chemical compounds to replace or defuse greenhouse gases; this game will have options to see the players’ score, scores are determined by the amount of compounds you make and can be compared to other players. Carbon Dioxide
- 10. To conclude, Climate Change is a severe problem, but with a simple application problems can be fixed. Thank you for your time.
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