Day 47. Atmosphere ✈️

An evolution of Day 43: same airport dataset, new atmospheric context.

Cloud layers, rim glow, and stronger light contrast shift perception, making dense regions stand out while sparse areas recede.

Built with Three.js + WebGL and subtle GLSL shaders.
Not a new dataset, just a new way of seeing it.

https://maptheclouds.com/playground/30-day-map-challenge-2023/atmosphere/

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I'm sort of proud of what a little C++/GLSL program with Raylib can do.

The actual program is on Github now, and I'll maybe eventually put it on itch.io, but I can sort of crank our these arttistic little programs now, with the little starter set I've made for myself. ^_^

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More wallpapers/computer art, made with shaders. :)

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Day 45. Chlorophyll ocean data 🌊

I used NASA Aqua/MODIS chlorophyll concentration data to build an interactive globe that shows monthly phytoplankton distribution across 2021.

The challenge was creating smooth transitions across 12 month textures while preserving scientific meaning. I used Three.js + WebGL for the rendering stack, then added GLSL shaders.

Selected for IIB Awards 2023.

🔗 https://maptheclouds.com/playground/threejs/chlorophyll/

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Day 44. Earth gone wild! 🌍

This project uses NOAA ETOPO1 global relief data to render an exaggerated 3D Earth where mountains and trenches become immediately legible.

I built the globe in Three.js + WebGL, converted height data to grayscale displacement textures, and used GLSL controls for exaggeration and lighting balance.

🔗 https://maptheclouds.com/playground/30-day-map-challenge-2022/gl-remix-extra1/

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#ThreeJS #WebGL #GLSL #Topography #Geospatial

💻 New Shader: Blob Fusion (1536 chars) 🫧

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