Association / carte scan AR 3D v2 / 2026
Un atlas vivant où les routes migratoires paléarctiques menacées deviennent des couches jouables: scanner un trajet, suivre un chapitre et ouvrir des missions d'art, de terrain et de recherche.
AR scan mode
Migration overlay live
Traduction initiale / Explore / live missions
The public surface now behaves like a mission network: approved pins point people toward ecological art, chapter hosting, research notes, and field events.
Cairo, Egypt
A demo workshop pin for youth mural prompts, QR atlas cards, and migration-safe conservation storytelling.
Do not submit or publish exact nest, roost, poisoning site, or carcass-location coordinates for Egyptian Vulture missions.
Sofia, Bulgaria
A chapter-lab pin for hosting school map sessions, migration storytelling, and reviewed field-note onboarding.
Do not submit or publish exact nest, roost, poisoning site, or carcass-location coordinates for Egyptian Vulture missions.
Rome, Italy
A city-scale wall mission linking old-world vulture iconography with safe anti-poisoning and habitat education.
Public-space permission is not verified; this remains a route education mission record.
Demo public-art pins must be described as illustrative route missions unless a real partner, permit, and stewardship contact are verified.
Munich, Germany
A public-wall proposal card for showing how mural requests must pass permission and ecological copy review before publication.
Wall, graffiti, mural, or projection missions must include owner or municipality permission before they can be marked approved.
Vienna, Austria
An illustrative AR-scan wall stop where visitors could unlock an ibis migration chapter through a city-scale public artwork.
Demo public-art pins must be described as illustrative route missions unless a real partner, permit, and stewardship contact are verified.
Cadiz, Spain
A reviewed art-wall stop for connecting ibis reintroduction stories with youth workshops and public atlas scans.
Demo public-art pins must be described as illustrative route missions unless a real partner, permit, and stewardship contact are verified.
Section 01 - Palaearctic migration atlas
A pitched 3D atlas for Palaearctic-first migration stories: animated flyways, Berlin and Izmir mission pins, academic rules, and no-account public contribution paths.
Scan playback
Sociable Lapwing Steppe Corridor
Mission inspector
Review field notes before they become public pins; show city-scale education, not exact sensitive sites.
Protected-site warning generalization
Protected-site warning pins must stay non-public or generalized until a reviewer confirms that no sensitive stopover or flock location is exposed.
Steppe corridor public aggregation
Sociable Lapwing field notes must be reviewed by the scientific council and shown only as generalized education zones.
Mission board
Public pins show approved, city-scale missions only. Reviewing or sensitive-location pins stay out of the public atlas.
Traduction initiale / Section 02 - community pulse
Radiate-style community energy, rebuilt for a nonprofit atlas: field walks, artist talks, workshops, and observatory sessions around shared ecological routes.
Traduction initiale / Section 03 - people network
Governance and creative production are visible from day one, so the project feels like a serious cultural institution with an open door.
Traduction initiale / Section 04 - open atlas
Field notes, sounds, sketches, photos, and route memories become public chapters when reviewed and contextualized by the atlas community.
Submit seasonal sightings, habitat notes, and field sketches from local chapters.
Publish drawings, short films, sound works, and visual essays tied to routes.
Link species records, references, uncertainty, and council-reviewed evidence.
Organize walks, workshops, public map sessions, and nonprofit partnerships in your region.
Research review, data quality, source context, and uncertainty notes.
Quarterly evidence review
Nonprofit priorities, habitat partnerships, and transparent field practice.
Open partnership register
Exhibitions, public workshops, sonic archives, and visual essays.
Public program calendar