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|[[File:ImageProject.jpg|600px|Introductory Algorithm]] | |[[File:ImageProject.jpg|600px|Introductory Algorithm]] | ||
|The topic of climate change is nearly everywhere. It gets warmer and warmer in some regions on earth; other |parts get colder. The weather changes all the time. To visualize it, meteorologist use icons like a sun or clouds and |many numbers to show how much it rains or how many hours of sun while we will have on a day. | |The topic of climate change is nearly everywhere. It gets warmer and warmer in some regions on earth; other |parts get colder. The weather changes all the time. To visualize it, meteorologist use icons like a sun or clouds and |many numbers to show how much it rains or how many hours of sun while we will have on a day. In this project, a different approach tries to visualize the weather with hardware and software. | ||
|See the algorithm here: | |See the algorithm here: | ||
<br><br>[[Media:Code.pdf|Code]] | <br><br>[[Media:Code.pdf|Code]] | ||