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CoP - Using Astronomy as an aid to teaching STEM. Realidade Aumentada. Fundamentos, aplicações e programas livres para o desenvolvimento. Descrição dos passos para configurar e executar uma aplicação de Realidade Aumentada. Formador - Ezequiel Zorzal Decorreu dia 21 de Setembro das 19:00 às 20:00 (hora de Lisboa) Destinatários Todas as pessoas que pretendam conhecer os fundamentos da Realidade Aumentada. Objectivo geral Transmitir aos formandos um conjunto de conhecimentos básicos, que lhes permitam prosseguir estudos mais avançados na área emergente da Realidade Aumentada.

Objectivos específicos Descrever os fundamentos da Realidade Aumentada;Apontar diferentes aplicações (estudos de casos);Compreender o funcionamento e especificar programas livres para o desenvolvimento;Configurar e executar uma aplicação de Realidade Aumentada (baseada no ARToolKit). Vídeo da sessão - Demonstração - Resumo da sessão (15 a 20m) Vídeo da sessão - Toda a sessão em HD Para aceder à gravação da totalidade da sessão, compre o acesso à mesma através do link na página.

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To study them, researchers divide them into categories. Thin and wispy clouds are called cirrus clouds. Cotton-puffs, or heaps of cotton-puffs, are cumulus clouds. On a cloudy day, the sky is usually covered by flat, hazy and featureless stratus clouds. Each cloud can be classified as one or a combination of these types of clouds (see diagram below). Clouds are classified into different categories Image adapted from Russell et al. (2007); courtesy of the Institute of Physics Furthermore, clouds are classified according to their altitude into: low-level (up to 2000 m), medium-level (2000-6000 m), and high-level clouds (over 6000 m).

So, why do clouds appear and disappear, and what determines their formation and precipitation? Cloud seeds Formation of clouds by convection (rising air): sunlight heats the ground so that the air above heats up and rises. Puzzling hurly-burly References. School experiments at the nanoscale. Dilution and the sense of smell In the following experiment, suitable for ages 8 and above, food colouring is serially diluted, causing the colour and smell to fade gradually. The colour will fade more quickly that the smell, illustrating that even though our eyes cannot detect the chemical responsible for the colour, it is still present, as verified by the smell. In the same way as we use our eyes to see large things and our nose to smell small things, nanoscientists use special tools to analyse (and manipulate) things at the very small scale: the nanoscale.

Atomic force microscopes can feel and move individual atoms, while special surfaces with nanotextures on them can repel water extremely efficiently. Introduction When introducing the activity, the following examples may help to illustrate how small the nanoscale is. Our nails grow 1 nm each second. Explain that the olfactory bulb of the brain is responsible for interpreting the smells that the nose detects. Materials Procedure Resources. Home. Www.educacao.te.pt - Página Principal. Easy, Open and Affordable Web Conferencing and Webinars | Dimdim.

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