Wanmei L 🌎🛰️
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Science Data Visualizer | Former NASA Earth Observatory 🌎🛰🗺 | UCLA Alumni 🎓 | Award-Winning Cartographer 🧭 | 🎙️ President of Women in GIS | Seeking Next Opportunity
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November 12, 2025 at 7:17 PM
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Whether it’s tracking wildfires, melting glaciers, or phytoplankton blooms, each map, story, and image is designed to bridge the gap between scientists and the public.
November 7, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Whether it’s tracking wildfires, melting glaciers, or phytoplankton blooms, each map, story, and image is designed to bridge the gap between scientists and the public.
How does NASA Earth Observatory tie into accessibility, you ask? EO has been publishing every single day for the last 25 years, making science more understandable, accessible and engaging for everyone.
November 7, 2025 at 7:31 PM
How does NASA Earth Observatory tie into accessibility, you ask? EO has been publishing every single day for the last 25 years, making science more understandable, accessible and engaging for everyone.
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I separated each gore in Photoshop, adjusted the colors individually for consistency, removed the yellowing, and then stitched them back together before printing.
November 5, 2025 at 8:14 PM
I separated each gore in Photoshop, adjusted the colors individually for consistency, removed the yellowing, and then stitched them back together before printing.
You might wonder—how does a historical globe fit under the “My Data” theme?
When examining the original atlas, you’ll notice inconsistencies in color across the 24 gores—some are more blue, some more green—and yellowing along the equator from age.
When examining the original atlas, you’ll notice inconsistencies in color across the 24 gores—some are more blue, some more green—and yellowing along the equator from age.
November 5, 2025 at 8:14 PM
You might wonder—how does a historical globe fit under the “My Data” theme?
When examining the original atlas, you’ll notice inconsistencies in color across the 24 gores—some are more blue, some more green—and yellowing along the equator from age.
When examining the original atlas, you’ll notice inconsistencies in color across the 24 gores—some are more blue, some more green—and yellowing along the equator from age.
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National Geographic Style basemap lnkd.in/gvasaVHu
Last Glacial Maximum layer lnkd.in/giAtj6tr
National Geographic Style basemap lnkd.in/gvasaVHu
November 3, 2025 at 7:03 PM
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Last Glacial Maximum layer lnkd.in/giAtj6tr
National Geographic Style basemap lnkd.in/gvasaVHu
Last Glacial Maximum layer lnkd.in/giAtj6tr
National Geographic Style basemap lnkd.in/gvasaVHu