Flagship #14 – Geography – Storm Simulation

🌪️ Storm Simulation Tool (Advanced Interaction)

This is a specialized simulation tool that vividly recreates the formation and development of a storm, from the initial stages of atmospheric convection to when it becomes a powerful storm system with a complex trajectory. Beyond illustrative visuals, the tool provides a real-time interactive experience, allowing users to directly explore and control the key factors affecting the storm.

Key Features

• Simulation of the storm formation stage: observe the accumulation of heat, water evaporation, and the formation of a tropical low-pressure area.
• Wind Shear Effect: allows you to turn on/off or adjust the intensity of the wind shear to see its impact on the development or weakening of the storm.
• Atmospheric Convection: simulate the convection from the low to the high layers, displaying the rising current of warm, moist air and the descending flow of cold air.
• Draw the storm's trajectory: directly display the storm's path over time, combining data on speed, intensity, and change of direction. Users can review the track or compare multiple scenarios.
• Interactive dynamic map: display the storm's location on the map, allowing for zoom in/out, observation from multiple perspectives, and showing the affected areas (wind, rain, sea waves).
• Parameter Adjustment: change the sea temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, or upper-level wind to observe changes in the storm's structure and strength.

Key Benefits

• Visual Learning: helps students, readers, and teachers access meteorological knowledge about storms in an easy-to-understand yet scientific way.
• In-depth Research: allows for the simulation of various scenarios, serving climate research and disaster response.
• Enhancing Public Awareness: shows the real danger of storms, the importance of early forecasting, and preparation for prevention.
• Engaging Interaction: transforms academic knowledge into a vivid experience where users both learn and directly observe the factors governing the survival of a storm.

👉 This is not just a virtual storm model, but also an interactive meteorological laboratory, where users can experiment, analyze, and discover the complex operating mechanism of nature.