Projectile Motion
This report serves as an example of how to use Power BI for science education.
The report helps you to build an intuitive understanding of how projectiles move through the air, using What If parameters representing initial velocity and launch angle for a projectile object. The visuals can be animated to trace the trajectory of the object.
You can then learn about how the main variables of motion (displacement, velocity and acceleration) change during the projectile’s journey. You can choose which to learn about using switch measures and Smart Narratives.
Finally, you can attempt to land the projectile onto a moveable target. Smart Narratives provide commentary on how the projectile landed from the target.
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3 Replies
- Alice_DrummondAdvocate IV
This is a fantastic application of Power BI - excellent work Sam!!! Great inspiration for physics and science teachers around the world
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Sam,
Could you share project file with me?
I am curious to know how it works.
- rst009Frequent Visitor
Hey can u please help as to how did u create a line for ciliff distance and height, and what customisation did you use?