Earth Science Learning Dashboard
Curriculum-ready Earth science modules: tectonics, atmosphere, climate evidence, country seasons, and formative assessment.
Learning Outcomes
• Explain Earth spheres: geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, biosphere.
• Interpret simple trends in CO2 and temperature.
• Describe how plate boundaries drive earthquakes and volcanoes.
1) Earthquake Energy Lab
Magnitude scale is logarithmic, not linear.Magnitude (Mw): 5.5
Estimated Energy: 1.122e+13 J
Relative to Mw5: 5.6x
2) Plate Boundary Explorer
Typical hazards: Strong earthquakes, volcano arcs, mountain building
Example zones: Andes, Himalayas, Japan trench systems
Modeled displacement in 10 years: 0.70 m
3) Climate Evidence Timeline
Representative reference values for classroom trend analysis.Selected year: 2025
CO2 concentration: 421 ppm
Temperature anomaly: +1.17 C
Radiative forcing estimate: 2.182 W/m2
4) Country Season Explorer
Country list is generated from supported ISO region names in your browser/runtime.Climate profile: temperate | Hemisphere: Northern
Winter
Months: Dec-Feb
Typical Temp: -5 to 8 C
Spring
Months: Mar-May
Typical Temp: 8 to 18 C
Summer
Months: Jun-Aug
Typical Temp: 18 to 32 C
Autumn
Months: Sep-Nov
Typical Temp: 8 to 20 C
5) Atmosphere Layer Explorer
Troposphere (0-12 km)
Weather systems, clouds, water vapor concentration
6) Quick Concept Quiz
1. Which boundary is most associated with subduction zones?
2. What does a +1.0°C anomaly represent?
3. Which atmosphere layer contains most weather?
Quiz Score: 0/3