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Visualizing Ecological Change in the Indian Sundarbans

Raising awareness of the Sundarbans' ecology and climate change impacts
by
Alivia Chaudhuri and Prof. Venkatesh Rajamanickam
IDC, IIT Bombay
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The goal of this project is to create an interactive data story in the form of a website aimed at helping the general public better understand the current ecological state of the Sundarbans. It will provide a comprehensive overview of the region's condition, integrating historical data from the past century.

Due to the vast amount of ecological information related to the Sundarbans, the content has been carefully organized into four key sections: the lithosphere, which focuses on the land; the hydrosphere, covering the ocean and atmosphere; the biosphere, exploring the region's diverse plant and animal life; and the anthroposphere, analyzing human-created systems in the area. This structured, bottom-up approach allows for a more focused interpretation of the most relevant data, presenting a complete picture of the Sundarbans' ecological landscape.

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