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Signed-off-by: Matt Struble <4325029+mattstruble@users.noreply.github.com>
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date: "2019-08-13T00:00:00Z"
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description: A web app that blended augmented reality and artificial intelligence to create an interactive user experience for the Heineken® Formula 1 campaign. The campaign was the first time a brand has used web-based AR technology to power a live competition globally.
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alt: An image separated into three columns. The first column shows two Heineken F1 bottles with a white bottle icon overlayed on top. The second column shows a f1 car rising out of a table with the racing lights above. The third column shows an image of winning two tickets to a concert.
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title: Analyzing Climate Change Stance Through Twitter Data
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date: "2019-12-01T00:00:00Z"
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description: With 22% of US adults indicating they use Twitter, the platform has become a key stage where the climate change conversation unfolds. As such, this project hoped to understand—and visualize—Americans’ views of climate change as seen through the lens of Twitter.
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With 22% of US adults indicating they use Twitter, the platform has become a key stage where the climate change conversation unfolds. As such, this project hoped to understand—and visualize—Americans’ views of climate change as seen through the lens of Twitter.

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