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Project Pangaea

Project Pangaea. Alexandrea Cooney-Uribe Mentor: Dr. Michael Crimmins, Department of Soil, Water, & Environmental Science Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS) Arizona Space Grant Symposium 2014, University of Arizona. What is Project Pangaea?.

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Project Pangaea

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  1. Project Pangaea Alexandrea Cooney-Uribe Mentor: Dr. Michael Crimmins, Department of Soil, Water, & Environmental Science Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS) Arizona Space Grant Symposium 2014, University of Arizona

  2. What is Project Pangaea? • Public Awareness Campaign for climate change expectations going into the future • Southwest Climate Change Assessment Report (SWCCAR) and similar documents • Compact the information • Technical meets Universal

  3. Animation Still, School House Rock: I’m Just a Bill, 1975 Smokey Bear Vault. Prevent the Madness, 1953

  4. Hello! Cooney-Uribe, Alexandrea. Preliminary Gea Character Design, 2014.

  5. Pangaea (Gea) • Time-traveler from 2060 • Explores the geological regions of the United States • Expectations Education • Adaptability

  6. Graphic Novels • TV spots • Saturday morning cartoons • Online Games • Infographics Alexandrea Cooney-Uribe. Gea Concept Art: Exploration, 2014.

  7. Goals • Raise appreciation for regional environments • Raise acknowledgement of global climate changes, both natural and influenced • Women as lead characters to pull more women into STEM fields of study • Convey climate information in a novel way

  8. Thank you!

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