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Examining the roles of visualizations in people’s understanding of uncertain storm surge forecasts

A new study published in The International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction explores how different aspects of geospatial visualization influence individuals' understanding and relatability of storm surge information.

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Air Quality Index Dashboard

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