Aquiferium Project v1.5.1

The Aquiferium Project Geospatially Situated Interactive Hydrogeology for the Web This release marks the beta release of the source code for the Aquiferium project, a geo-spatially situated hydrogeology based scientific interactive web application. The Aquiferium project was a collaboration between the Edwards Aquifer Authority and Encompass Labs from the Center for Agile Technology at the University of Texas at Austin. The goal of the project was to combine scientific data with cutting edge web and mapping technologies to produce an engaging and informative interactive experience focused around the San Antonio (or Southern) segment of the Balcones Fault Zone of the Edwards Aquifer. Live Demo http://aquiferium.encompassproject.org/ Attribution Project Lead and Principle Investigator: Dr. Pierce, SA Lead Programmer and Developer: Gentle, JN BS Gentle, J. and Pierce, SA, 2015, The Aquiferium Project: Geospatially Situated Interactive Hydrogeology for the Web.

Related Organizations

Texas Advanced Computing Center
United States

Keywords

texas, education, aquifer, hydrogeology, data visualization, interactive, angular, gis, d3, science, html5

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