水之幻形 Original

This design is based on Nanjing Xuanwu Lake Park. Nanjing Xuanwu Lake Park is the largest urban park in the south of the Yangtze River and the largest Royal Garden Lake in China. The history of Xuanwu Lake can be traced back to the pre Qin period, which contains rich historical landscape nodes and cultural resources. During the Republic of China, Xuanwu Lake officially became a tourist area and opened to the public. Now, Xuanwu Lake Park has become an important place for the public to relax and entertain, carrying the collective memory of generations of Nanjing citizens. Like most urban lakes, Xuanwu Lake is prone to eutrophication and fragile ecosystem. Since the 1990s, relevant environmental protection departments and university research institutions have been carrying out relevant research on the monitoring and regulation of Xuanwu Lake water quality. However, this problem has not attracted public attention for a long time,

The phantom of water tries to build a "virtual landscape" by combining AR technology. The water quality monitoring data in the water quality monitoring report issued by Nanjing Institute of ecological protection are presented in an artistic visual form. Open spaces along the lake banks, such as the lakeside viewing platform, are selected as virtual landscape interaction points. The public reach multiple interaction trigger points set in the Xuanwu Lake Park, Start the interactive program by scanning the corresponding two-dimensional code, use the mobile phone lens to scan the lake surface to generate a virtual landscape sculpture reflecting the current water quality status, reflect a number of water quality monitoring data through different sculpture forms, and generate corresponding digital postcards and posters based on the real-time model forms, which can be shared and disseminated by the experimenters, Try to enhance the public's place experience in Xuanwu Lake Park and guide them to pay attention to the related issues of water quality protection of urban lakes.