Submitted by DouweOsinga t3_zbjsgu in dataisbeautiful
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DouweOsinga OP t1_iyrhz17 wrote
That's good feedback. I could slow it down, but I didn't know how much patience typically people have around here. I agree on the projection - the underlying data is all gridded though and reprojecting elevation is quite doable, but reprojecting populations and keeping track of how many people are now involved is non trivial. If you have a suggestion, let me know.
Sure, 500m is not going to happen, but people kept asking me to show what happens at that height.
tuctrohs t1_iyrkl4y wrote
> but people kept asking me
This is your second post of approximately the same thing. No comments on the other post requested that.
gigglemaniac t1_iyrn43u wrote
People on the street kept asking for it.
tuctrohs t1_iyrp1nb wrote
You have people on your streets still? They're all flooded here and you basically only see ducks.
gigglemaniac t1_iyrpc3w wrote
Yeah, right. The ducks were 50m underwater.
steelfork t1_iyrrg9e wrote
I'm asking for a version that shows what would happen if at the same time the sea level is rising our necks all stretched by the same amount keeping our heads above water. I'll keep asking for this until I see it.
[deleted] t1_iyrgctw wrote
Why push this narrative when the maximum rise would be 70m if all ice melted? ❄️ It would be bad enough, no need to exaggerate with this kind of visualization. https://vividmaps.com/the-world-with-a-70-meters-sea-level-rise/amp/
i-have-a-kuato t1_iyrgyvb wrote
I don’t know who has an a map that would accurately depict this event but I think even a quarter of one of those scenarios would be devastating
DouweOsinga OP t1_iyrhc61 wrote
I had one that went on to 100m but then people kept asking me what happens if we go to 500, so ...
Still_too_soon t1_iyrhsox wrote
Sure. What would happen if Europa crashed into Earth?
urmomaisjabbathehutt t1_iys00yr wrote
Nothing that will matters to us in the long term
because there wont be anyone left to tell immediatelly after
gigglemaniac t1_iyrncui wrote
Then random people kept asking what if it was 1000m? Or, people kept asking if, instead of water, it was LAVA!!????
v4ss42 t1_iyrhhvm wrote
But that’s impossible.
DouweOsinga OP t1_iyrf8u4 wrote
Source:
- Elevation data is adapted from Mapbox
- Population data comes from Gridded Population of the World:
Tool:
- Source code: https://github.com/DOsinga/sealevel
- How it was done: discussion
scaleofthought t1_iyrra9n wrote
What would it look like if the displaced populations diffused to other areas where populations/settlements already exists?
It would be interesting to see how super dense areas that need to evacuate flooded areas would affect surrounding areas in unaffected regions in terms of population growth as the sea level rises.
iamthemosin t1_iyrsr8w wrote
It would be interesting to see the opposite, a projection of ice age conditions. A 300m+ sea level fall, coupled with a 300m+ rise in sea floor level due to crust compression from the mass of a 2km thick sheet of ice over most of Canada and Russia.
jasmanta t1_iys6aty wrote
Obama's mansion on the waterline at Martha's Vineyard enters the chat.
Low_Blueberry9177 t1_izknge2 wrote
New Zealand holding strong!
i-have-a-kuato t1_iyrfqaa wrote
Spain seems to be the least affected, time to brush up on my Spanish.
whirly212 t1_iyrp1an wrote
Switzerland gives no fucks either. Come visit.
i-have-a-kuato t1_iyrptww wrote
No joke on my bucket list. My mother spent time in Austria, Norway and Switzerland in the early 50s. Even in black and white photos the area looks incredible
whirly212 t1_iyrvltb wrote
The Swiss Alps are insane man, defo make the trip someday.
DouweOsinga OP t1_iyrg1si wrote
It's gonna be quite hot though in that Spanish highlight island!
iamapizza t1_iyrlt8s wrote
They'll have to rename it to Pain.
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MiloAisBroodjeKaas t1_iyriwkv wrote
False. The Netherlands would be fine-ish.
DouweOsinga OP t1_iyrjchc wrote
Haha, yeah, we'll be ok!
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Early_Lab9079 t1_iyrtgvr wrote
Don't forget, half the world would be pissing their pats, which would make the water raise even faster.
GeremieIsMe t1_iyrw0fk wrote
using this map and a 3-d render you can build a survival game that would be very realistic
Auliya6083 t1_iysnaxt wrote
Is this really "beautiful" though? Seems like scaremongering to me
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TotallynottheCCP t1_iyugrpr wrote
500m sea level rise is laughable. I.e. NEVER gonna happen.
Kywala t1_iyux266 wrote
Spreading stupidity to the world. 27 years repeating the same SHIT.
gmuslera t1_iyvsu4v wrote
Water constantly and evenly rising without any other nasty effects over years/centuries is a massive oversimplification. Far more people will be at risk all through the way to that, how many people would survive in your area if just one of the days of all those years gets to, I don't know, 60ºC? Even 40-50ºC with very high humidity will do the work. And massive rains, or hurricanes or other extreme weather events. No matter how safe are you from sea rise, is the whole pack what put your life at risk.
bluedaddy1 t1_iyrqfhx wrote
It’s reassuring to know that Florida will be the first to go
jaylotw t1_iyrsdlg wrote
Yes. That's my favorite part of these animations, seeing Florida disappear almost instantly. Except, all those Floridians would then scramble northward like elderly, wrinkled cockroaches, building CVSs and Riteaides everywhere. Florida man and his family would stay put and drown.
folstar t1_iyrgqmc wrote
Neat idea, but: