DATA SCAPE 001 / ICE
Langtang, Nepal. Yala Glacier lies at roughly 5,000 metres above sea level.
How quickly is Himalayan ice disappearing?
Explore Yala Glacier in Data ScapeObserved outlines: Sunako et al. / ICIMOD. Terrain: Copernicus DEM. 1981–2015 are observed. 2025 is an area-ratio scenario, not an observation or forecast.
The planet, on paper. Four perspectives in data art.
Global temperature change
See changes in temperature through a rhythm of colour and line.
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Rivers of the world
Follow the lines of water to see the continents in a different way.
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Forests of the world
Take in the extent and boundaries of forests in a single map.
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Arctic sea ice change
Overlapping outlines of sea ice bring years of change into one image.
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Read, explore, or live with a work of art. Choose your own way into each theme.
Climate Change: A Gradient of Perception
The Slow, Quiet Loss of the Planet's Free Currents
How Much of the Blue Planet's Green Accent Still Remains
When the Colour White Leaves the Top of the Earth
Articles, Data Scape and artworks share a theme, but may use different datasets and time periods.
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SORAH is a Semantic Design Studio that moves between data and expression to shape how the world is perceived. We observe the Earth, form questions, and open them up for anyone to explore.
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