Clima Viva

Clima Viva

Climate Data, Visualized

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  • Released
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  • April 10, 2026
  • April 17, 2026

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Here's a fresh App Store description built around the new Dashboard and Climate Simulator: Clima Viva — Climate Data & "What If?" Simulator See where our planet stands today, and explore what tomorrow could look like. Clima Viva turns the latest climate science into an interactive experience you can actually feel. A living dashboard of Earth's vital signs Open the app and see the planet's pulse at a glance: current temperature anomaly, atmospheric CO₂, sea-level rise, and the remaining 1.5°C carbon budget — all pulled from authoritative sources (NASA GISS, NOAA, Mauna Loa, IPCC AR6) and updated with every release. The "What If…?" Climate Simulator This is the heart of the app. Drag four sliders — CO₂, CH₄ (methane), N₂O (nitrous oxide), and a target year up to 2150 — and watch Earth respond in real time. Under the hood is a full climate math engine built on peer-reviewed science, not marketing: Radiative forcing — Myhre et al. (1998), IPCC AR4/AR5 Temperature response — IPCC AR6 Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity (3.0°C per CO₂ doubling), anchored to the observed 2025 state Sea-level rise — Rahmstorf (2007) semi-empirical model Wildfire danger — Abatzoglou & Williams (2016) Storm intensity — Emanuel (2005), Knutson et al. (2020) Arctic sea ice — Notz & Stroeve (2016) Coral bleaching — IPCC SR1.5 (2018) Every number is sourced. Tap "Scientific Basis" in the simulator to see exactly which paper produced which result. Six impact cards, now with live visuals Each of the six impact dimensions comes with its own animated graphic so you don't just read the numbers — you see them move: A semicircle thermometer gauge rising through green, orange, red A rising water-fill bar for sea level A horizontal flame bar for wildfire danger A 270° speedometer arc for storm intensity Two area-proportional circles comparing Arctic ice in 1990 vs your scenario A coral-pink-to-bleached-white gradient showing reef stress Planetary Health bar A single composite score combining all six impacts into one easy-to-read gauge — Stable, Stressed, Critical, or Collapsing — with a floating needle that moves as you drag the sliders. Scenario trajectory chart A Swift Charts line chart projects your scenario's temperature path from 2025 to your chosen target year, overlaid with the current-policies baseline and the 1.5°C and 2°C Paris Agreement reference lines. Deep-dive data views Beyond the simulator, explore the full historical record: Global temperature anomalies since 1880 CO₂, CH₄ and N₂O concentrations with contextual annotations Climate progress tracker — are we on track for 1.5°C? Designed for everyone, everywhere Fully localized into 11 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese Light and dark themes tuned for data readability Built natively with SwiftUI and Swift Charts for a smooth, modern iOS feel No ads, no trackers, no account required Clima Viva makes climate science tangible. Pull a slider, watch a coral reef bleach or recover, and understand — in your hand — what "1.5°C" and "2°C" actually mean for the world we live in.
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What's New in Clima Viva

1.40

April 17, 2026

• Scenario Presets let you snap the climate simulator to Paris, current policies, or fossil-surge pathways in a single tap. • Crossed tipping points — coral bleaching, AMOC, permafrost, ice sheets — are now flagged live on your trajectory chart. • All impact visuals redrawn with animated waves, flickering wildfire, a spinning storm gauge, melting Arctic ice, and a shareable snapshot card.

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