#facing-the-ocean | g0v.tw

achim.koh 14:39:15

Just spotted iorg in the wild while tourist mode in taipei

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chihao 2025-03-01 17:32:34

@achim.koh you found us!

achim.koh 2025-03-01 19:02:20

@chihao yes! also had a little chat with Jieping, it was so nice!

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chihao 17:32:34

@achim.koh you found us!

achim.koh 19:02:20

@chihao yes! also had a little chat with Jieping, it was so nice!

fluidto 11:57:11

https://themegalab.org/about1

fluidto 2025-03-13 11:57:32

I'd like to bring this magnificent beautiful work 'MegaLab' from RightsCon2025 online session 'How do we use Wikimedia and open-source tech to preserve cultural heritage in crisis?''.

They made a 3D coral map of the entire world where the ocean exists.

fluidto 11:57:11

https://themegalab.org/about1

fluidto 2025-03-13 11:57:32

I'd like to bring this magnificent beautiful work 'MegaLab' from RightsCon2025 online session 'How do we use Wikimedia and open-source tech to preserve cultural heritage in crisis?''.

They made a 3D coral map of the entire world where the ocean exists.

fluidto 11:57:32

I'd like to bring this magnificent beautiful work 'MegaLab' from RightsCon2025 online session 'How do we use Wikimedia and open-source tech to preserve cultural heritage in crisis?''.

They made a 3D coral map of the entire world where the ocean exists.

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H. Bosco 22:56:38

@hjto0107 has joined the channel

chewei 04:09:12

Sharing a dynamic simulation map of a tsunami triggered by an earthquake in the Kuril Trench (千島海溝).
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16ALeLjQw6/
The Kuril Trench is potentially capable of producing magnitude 9 earthquakes, with a recurrence interval of approximately 300 to 500 years. Japanese scientists have estimated, based on tsunami deposits, that the previous event occurred in the 17th century, followed by another in the 13th century.

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chewei 04:09:12

Sharing a dynamic simulation map of a tsunami triggered by an earthquake in the Kuril Trench (千島海溝).
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16ALeLjQw6/
The Kuril Trench is potentially capable of producing magnitude 9 earthquakes, with a recurrence interval of approximately 300 to 500 years. Japanese scientists have estimated, based on tsunami deposits, that the previous event occurred in the 17th century, followed by another in the 13th century.