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Translating land-use science to a museum exhibit
2016
Journal of Land Use Science
For land use science to engage the general public it must successfully translate its concepts and conclusions and make them public outside of traditional scientific venues. Here we explore science-art exhibits, which blend artistic presentations with specific scientific data or themes, as a possible effective way of communicating scientific information and disrupting misconceptions. We describe the process of producing a science-art exhibit on remote sensing and Puerto Rican landscape history
doi:10.1080/1747423x.2016.1172129
pmid:28191029
pmcid:PMC5298136
fatcat:r7urg6qfvrh7jnl4bfglyxaagi