Researchers and urban planners are turning New York City into a proving ground for Big Data and the interactive technologies that one day might make a planet of cities both sustainable and livable.

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A fascinating short video here from The Economist that explains how space technology can be used to identify areas most significantly affected by earthquakes. The result should be better targeted...

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Pupils love looking at maps and will love the range available on the internet.

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Online risk mapping activity for all

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2nd November 2015

Permafrost Explored

A superb short video here for the geologists exploring the world of permafrost!

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The Aral Sea was formerly the fourth largest inland sea in the world but has since suffered irreparable damage.

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This resource in the Guardian looks some at photographic evidence of the pollution evident in China. Souvid Datta travelled around the country to photograph some of those who are worst affected....

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What makes a beautiful city? What is it about the cities that makes them most popular with tourists? In this video Alain de Botton offers his six-point manifesto on the need for making beauty a...

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I love this from Jim Cantore on the Weather Channel. In his hi-tech studio, he presents a 3D visualisation of how a tornado forms.

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The recent report on the world’s climate scenario presented a hard-hitting warning that if the nations of the world don’t act swiftly to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, then “severe, pervasive and...

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