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Modeling Landscapes
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Bay Lexicon
Jane Wolff's writings guide visitors on a walk along San Francisco's waterfront.
Digital Footprints
Daily cycles of the city are projected onto a miniature topographic map of San Francisco.
Fluttering
A constant stream of air forces a lightweight piece of free-flowing fabric up into the air.
Fluvial Storm
Swirling water sculpts elaborate patterns of underwater dunes.
Observatory Library
The Observatory Library is the Bay Observatory’s research center, providing context and historical insight to the local landscape just beyond the windows.
Visualizing the Bay Area
Discover invisible processes unfolding across the Bay, the land, and the atmosphere.