QuaranTEEN Virtual Science Café is a series of “virtual” (online) science cafés done as Zoom Webinars. Dr. Tora Johnson from the University of Maine at Machias shows how she and her students use computer mapping technology to find areas that are most prone to such disasters, for instance, by making a map of a town and then “flooding” it. She’ll also share online tools that anyone can use with a computer or cell phone to make maps, and discuss exciting careers in computer mapping.
They are free sessions and are recommended for teens in grades 7-12.
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