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Energy Efficiency Odyssey: A View from Space

Delve into interactive content delivered through live presentations, kiosk, and hands-on activities, showcasing efficient energy use. Presented as part of a larger exhibition. Installation involved specific timing choices and unique aspects like partnerships with science institutions. Image and visualization development highlight CO2 emissions and wind speed data. Evaluation includes brainstorming sessions and planned improvements. Access dataset catalog, training videos, and funding resources.

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Energy Efficiency Odyssey: A View from Space

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  1. View from SpaceInstalled March 2006

  2. SOS & Green by Design • Part of exhibition about efficient uses of energy. • 3 modes of content delivery: • Live presentations • Kiosk • Hands-on activities

  3. Live Presentations

  4. Visitor ControlKiosk

  5. Installation Timeline • Standard timing for install • Chose to differ in projector models • Where do you hang projectors?

  6. Unique Aspects • Partnerships w/ local science community • Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford University • School of Earth Sciences at Stanford • Climatechangeeducation.org • Visualizations in development • Wind, solar

  7. Image developed: CO2 emissions

  8. Visualization developed: Wind speed data points & interpolation Image: Mike Lin, Vestal Design Information: Mark Jacobson & Cristina Archer, Stanford University

  9. Evaluation • Early brainstorms with kids & teachers • Remedial planned for late Spring - Fall • Randi Korn & Assoc.

  10. Helpful Improvements • Dataset catalog & other resources • Training videos • Other funding opportunities

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