Energy, resources & ecosystem: Icon index for light background

Slide Content

The slide is designed to illustrate various energy sources, environmental elements, and ecological concepts using a series of icons for easy visual identification. Each icon is paired with a label that identifies the represented concept. Thermal combustion, Nuclear, and Geothermal represent different energy-generating methods. Hydro/dam and Wind/wind turbine denote renewable energy sources harnessing water and wind, respectively. Terms like Wood/ energy forestry, and Solar/photovoltaic signify sources deriving from organic material and solar power. Gas, Electricity, and Renewable energy sources encapsulate broader energy categories. Environmental impacts and considerations are represented by icons labeled Derived heat, Oil products, and Solid fuels/hard coal. Environmental conditions and concerns include Lignite, Temperature/global warming, Nature/ecosystem, Ecosystem product/food, Climate/weather, Recreation, and Solar radiation/sun.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a flat, light color.
• Each icon is encased within a dark circular background to provide contrast and visual uniformity.
• Icons are visually simplistic and stylized for clear representation.
• The color scheme is monochromatic, exclusively using shades of dark blue and white.
• The overall layout is a grid format, organizing icons into even rows and columns.
• Each icon is accompanied by a label underneath, in a clean and simple sans-serif font.
• There is a clear visual harmony and balance between the size of the icons and the accompanying text.

The overall look of the slide is clean and professional, with a strong emphasis on visual clarity and consistency across the various icons.

Use Cases

• To visually summarize different types of energy resources in a business or educational presentation.
• As a reference guide in environmental and ecological discussions, highlighting key concepts and their graphical representations.
• In marketing materials for companies in the energy sector to showcase their involvement in various types of energy production or environmental initiatives.
• For aiding discussion in policy -making or stakeholder meetings where visual aids can facilitate understanding of diverse energy and ecological topics.