In Deep Water is a Mixed Reality information representation experience to highlight the socio-spatial and political dynamics of urban environmental data. Focusing on the coastal city of Miami and its urgent water crises, the visitors will view and interact with several narrated datasets to experience the sea-level rise and water pollution dangers of this growing metropolis on various time scales. This HoloLens-based experience utilizes real-time and archival water quality data from governmental agencies, institutions, and citizen science efforts facilitated by my research group to highlight the importance of open-access Spatio-temporal data for informing public literacy and policy.

Funding: National Science Foundation grant awarded to Florida International University CREST Center for Aquatic Chemistry and Environment, Urban Supplement

Timeline: Fall 2019 - Spring 2023 PI: Todd Crowl

Role: Senior Personnel, Leading Immersive Urban Information Visualization