Disaster Detector vs Volcano Eruption Simulator

The citizens of Smithsonville are in dire need of a Disaster Detector! Help Smithsonville and other cities predict and prepare for natural disasters. Use tools to make predictions and save the city from damage by helping citizens prepare properly. Are you up for the challenge? From the Smithsonian Science Education Center, Disaster Detector teaches players how to analyze and interpret data on natural hazards to forecast future catastrophic events and how to implement tools to mitigate the effects of those disasters. FEATURES - Prepare the city for possible tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and hurricanes - Analyze data from tools such as Doppler radar, anemometers, barometers, and seismometer - Players learn how to analyze current and historical data to make predictions - Printable reports - For use in the classroom or at home - Aligned to national science standards for middle school but great for players of any age - Audio and text interplay

This simulator app allows you to meditatively watch a fascinating volcanic eruption - just touch the volcano and the elements come to life. Fire, lava and smoke create a realistic effect, giving you the feeling of being at the foot of a volcano. A volcanic eruption is a powerful natural phenomenon in which magma, gases and ash are ejected from the Earth's interior to the surface. Control the eruptions, wind and lava sounds, change the time of day and watch the elements come to life. Have a good game! How to play: - Choose one of 6 locations from the main menu - Enjoy a realistic simulation of eruptions - Control the sounds of gurgling lava, wind noise, thick smoke and other effects with the buttons at the bottom of the screen Attention: The application is created for entertainment purposes only and does not cause any harm!