iPACT network webinar 1 - Geodesign & Environmental Resilience
iPACT network webinar 1 - Geodesign & Environmental Resilience
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Online - TEAMS Register through this MS Office Form https://forms.office.com/e/cwk1GUhQjQ to be sent the TEAMS link for this webinar.Categories
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Hosted by Dr Leon Cruikshank, ImaginationLancaster, Lancaster University
Dr Paul Cureton, Lancaster University.
Dr Paul Cureton FRSA is Director of Post-Graduate Research, Lancaster Institute for the Creative Arts. He has just launched a set of resources that take Geodesign into a more participatory direction working with 12 council partners.
Geodesign is a framework and series of methods developed by Carl Steinitz for collaborative decision-making between built environment professionals and natural sciences using geographic information systems (GIS). The framework has been established for over twenty-five years and is pertinent to contemporary coastal challenges and multidisciplinary work for climate futuring (Hollstein, 2019). This presentation presents a state of the art of Geodesign. It offers a new delivery mechanism for Geodesign using UX cards as a design tool for non-traditional audiences and an applied case study to demonstrate its relevance in complex coastal environments for resilience.
References
Leah M. Hollstein, Retrospective and reconsideration: The first 25 years of the Steinitz framework for landscape architecture education and environmental design, Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 186, 2019, Pages 56-66. ISSN 0169-2046.
Paul Cureton, Geodesign a Collaborative Framework, July 2023.
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