Análisis de la app GAR for Tangible Earth 2017 para 25 de enero

GfT (GAR for Tangible Earth) 2017 is a fully interactive free application on disaster risk reduction provided by UNISDR. Disaster data and statistics from throughout the scientific community is brought together in an easy-to-compare or "mash-up" format by the interface and scenario-building innovations from the Tangible Earth platform developed by ELP (Earth Literacy Program). Main Features * Major disasters Review the historical records of significant disasters (Cyclones, Floods, Earthquake, etc) around the world. * Risk Atlas Grasp the global landscape of disaster risks, visualised on an intuitive and dynamic 3D globe. Risks are quantitatively comparable beyond regions and type of hazards. * Case studies Study all risk driver & good practice stories from the GAR (Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction) by genre (climate change, economic vulnerability, governance capacity, etc). * Earth diary Read the latest news from the Prevention Web, published for the disaster reduction community. * Country profile Explore the detailed risk profile of countries, including estimated future economic losses and evaluations on social, economic and environmental drivers of risk. * AR (Augmented Reality) Activate the camera icon on the application and point your tablet at any of the maps in the printed version of GAR Atlas to “pop-out” further insights. GfT is fun, educational, and empowering. Note: We recommend that you use GfT with iOS versions 10.0 or higher with an iPad 4 or above, any iPad Pro, or iPad mini 2 or above.