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Seawater mixing touchscreen console — related project photograph sequence
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Compare Seawater mixing touchscreen console in five labelled still views. A seawater-themed touchscreen console invites visitors to adjust on-screen conditions and explore ocean imagery. The physical exhibit pairs a horizontal interactive display with a separate rear graphic panel, supporting discussion of water properties, visible boundaries and the factors that influence ocean mixing.
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The exhibit uses a horizontal touchscreen set into a freestanding console, with a separate tall ocean graphic panel behind it. The demonstrated interface includes temperature and salinity choices, sliders and confirmation controls. Visitors change on-screen settings and view the visual result, providing a starting point for discussing seawater properties. This is a screen-based museum exhibit, not a water tank. Ocean waters can mix; temperature, salinity and density influence how they move and form layers.
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This film sequences existing reference images. It is not continuous operating footage or a moving 3D simulation; final function and configuration follow the agreed project.
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Connected ocean interactive map — physical reference video
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Ocean temperature interactive map — physical reference video
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Ocean sounds interactive exhibit — physical reference video
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