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PolskiClimate Adaptation Strategies for Beekeeping Operations (2D)
2D apiary dashboard: adjust temperature and rainfall trends per season and watch heat-stress, drought and flood indices trigger shading, ventilation, feeding and flood risers.
This 2D companion drives the same seasonal heat/drought/flood index formulas as the 3D apiary through a flat schematic view: three hives sit on a ground strip with a sun/rain overlay and a forage meadow, and as you push the temperature and rainfall trend sliders toward a heatwave, drought or wet spell, shading cloths unfold, ventilation fans spin, feeders fill and hive stands rise on flood risers exactly when the underlying stress index crosses its trigger.
2D apiary dashboard: adjust temperature and rainfall trends per season and watch heat-stress, drought and flood indices trigger shading, ventilation, feeding and flood risers.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install
Auto-adapt is on by default. Once the flood index (driven by effective rainfall) crosses its trigger, the simulation deploys flood risers automatically, the same way a beekeeper would raise hive stands ahead of standing water.
Each season has a historical average temperature; the temperature-trend slider adds or subtracts degrees from that baseline to model a warming or cooling trend, and the result drives the heat-stress index.
Too little rain (drought) and too much rain (flood, which washes out flowers) both reduce the forage index, alongside heat stress — the meadow flowers visibly shrink and dull as forage drops.