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Veterinary Treks And The Cultural Of Kenya, Cody Sheets
Veterinary Treks And The Cultural Of Kenya, Cody Sheets
Writing Waves
No abstract provided.
Man And Nature, Julia Guerra
I'M A Leo But I'M Too Soft For All Of This, Aubrey Amila
I'M A Leo But I'M Too Soft For All Of This, Aubrey Amila
Writing Waves
No abstract provided.
Turning The Tides On Teenage Suicide, Heather Quayle
Turning The Tides On Teenage Suicide, Heather Quayle
Writing Waves
No abstract provided.
Sea Glass, Alex Mendez
Dynamics Of Motivation, Malia Gavino
Dont Forget The Brain, Subi Velappan
Authenticity And Values, Edward Nelson
Catalyst, Breann Dolan
The Wall Between Family, Salvador Contreras
Northeast Coastal Ocean Forecast System (Necofs), Changsheng Chen, Siqi Li, Qichun Xu
Northeast Coastal Ocean Forecast System (Necofs), Changsheng Chen, Siqi Li, Qichun Xu
Benefits of Ocean Observing Catalog (BOOC)
NECOFS is a regional forecast model system for the atmosphere, ocean, and surface waves. It includes: 1) the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model for atmospheric predictions; 2) the Finite Volume Community Ocean Model (FVCOM) with the NECOFSv2 grid for ocean states; 3) the FVCOM-SWAVE (FVCOM surface wave model) for wave dynamics; 4) the Massachusetts Coastal FVCOM with the inclusion of estuaries, inlets, harbors and intertidal wetlands; and 5) four subdomain wave-current coupled FVCOM inundation forecast systems in Scituate and Boston Harbor in MA, Saco Bay in ME, and Hampton Harbor in NH.
Real-Time Habs Early Warning System And Alerts For Coastal Communities, Shelby Brunner
Real-Time Habs Early Warning System And Alerts For Coastal Communities, Shelby Brunner
Benefits of Ocean Observing Catalog (BOOC)
The early warning system (EWS) and alerts for HABs and related water quality events were developed at the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS) to help coastal community members including water treatment plant managers, business owners, and recreators, have the most up-to-date information for their decision making needs. Since initially being developed, the system has expanded to allow alerts from any near real-time platform. The system is designed to allow users to identify the most important parameters for their needs, the threshold that triggers an alert, and how they want it delivered. The system is built into GLOS’ data platform Seagull …
Yabucoa Port Metocean Observations And Prediction System, Miguel Canals, Julio Morell, Patricia Chardon-Maldonado
Yabucoa Port Metocean Observations And Prediction System, Miguel Canals, Julio Morell, Patricia Chardon-Maldonado
Benefits of Ocean Observing Catalog (BOOC)
CARICOOS developed a numerical modeling and real-time oceanographic monitoring system to support the Under Keel Clearance System at the Yabucoa Buckeye Caribbean Terminal. Operational port facilities are vital for insular communities' social and economic well-being. Harbor Pilots have emphasized the need for timely awareness of oceanographic conditions to safely board and maneuver vessels into complex navigational channels and port entrances. To address this, a dedicated decision-support tool was designed to provide: 1) real-time data from nearby ocean observing assets, and 2) model-predicted wave parameters enhanced through multivariate polynomial regression models. This model incorporates local wave and wind observations and accounts …
Echoes Of Exclusion: The Underrepresentation Of Women In Congressional Testimony And Its Consequences For Judicial Decision-Making, Caroline L. Bruckner, Elizabeth Keith, Karen O'Connor, Collin A. Coil
Echoes Of Exclusion: The Underrepresentation Of Women In Congressional Testimony And Its Consequences For Judicial Decision-Making, Caroline L. Bruckner, Elizabeth Keith, Karen O'Connor, Collin A. Coil
ConLawNOW
Congressional hearing witnesses play a major role in the legislative process, providing information to committees to assist members and staff in crafting legislation. Recently, there has been increasing focus on the impact of congressional witnesses on legislative outcomes, executive implementation of federal statutes, and corresponding judicial decisions. This has raised questions as to the extent to which the underrepresentation of women and other marginalized groups as congressional witnesses can be measured and how their lack of representation translates to inequitable outcomes across all branches of government. This work explores the widespread use of congressional witness testimony in recent U.S. Supreme …
Lubin Business Magazine Spring 2025
Quiet Times: The Application Of Self-Management To Private Spiritual Practices, Noah R. Branson
Quiet Times: The Application Of Self-Management To Private Spiritual Practices, Noah R. Branson
Steeplechase: An ORCA Student Journal
A “quiet time” refers to the private spiritual practice of reading the Bible, praying, and meditating on one’s own initiative outside of religious sanctioned events. This study examines the effect of a self-management intervention on establishing and maintaining the habit of a daily quiet time. The study’s hypotheses predicted there would be an increase in quiet time 1) frequency, 2) duration, and 3) overall satisfaction from the baseline phase to the intervention phase. Data was collected via a daily check-in and pretest/posttest surveys, and participants attended an in-person intervention to determine how to apply self-management tactics to their own personal …
How Do Design Students Use Data In Physicalization Courses?, Damla Çay, Mary Karyda, Mihály Minkó, Judit Boros
How Do Design Students Use Data In Physicalization Courses?, Damla Çay, Mary Karyda, Mihály Minkó, Judit Boros
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
Data physicalization provides a hands-on approach to making data tangible, yet how students interpret and integrate data remains underexplored. This study examines three master level courses, analyzing how students incorporated data into their projects. Through critically reflecting on the course process and reviewing three student projects, we illustrate the evolving roles of data. We observed that data served multiple functions, including providing foundational knowledge, inspiring concepts, informing material choices, guiding ideation, and supporting narrative-driven designs, while also presenting challenges in processing and integration for students with limited data handling experience. We discuss the evolving roles of data in design education …
The Physiognomy Of Masks: Exploring Their Role As Data Carriers In Narrative Creation, Sanya Jain, Prasad Bokil
The Physiognomy Of Masks: Exploring Their Role As Data Carriers In Narrative Creation, Sanya Jain, Prasad Bokil
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
This study explores the potential of masks as structured datasets that encode physiognomic, emotional, and archetypal information, influencing narrative construction and audience perception. Using a qualitative research approach, the study investigates how mask design elements—shape, gaze, and expression—impact cognitive and emotional responses in storytelling. A sequential panel of images featuring masked characters were used as stimuli, engaging participants with diverse design expertise in a narrative exercise. The selection of three masks with similar styles and one distinctly different mask (blue in colour) was intentional to examine how visual deviations influence narrative perception. This setup allowed the study to explore whether …
The Future Of The Footwear Industry: Bibliometric And Systematic Analysis Of Literature From 2018 To 2023, Miguel Terroso, Adriana Amorim, Ivo Rodrigues
The Future Of The Footwear Industry: Bibliometric And Systematic Analysis Of Literature From 2018 To 2023, Miguel Terroso, Adriana Amorim, Ivo Rodrigues
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
The footwear industry in Portugal is one of the sectors with the greatest representation in national exports and a sector of high importance for the country's economy. Although it is a mechanized industry, it is still very dependent on human labour and for which it is increasingly difficult to attract talent and captivate younger generations, putting this sector in danger in terms of its continuity. The digitalization of the footwear industry could be one of the alternatives to solve this problem, enabling cost reduction, greater autonomy, and production flexibility, as well as a closer approach to the demands of customers …
An Intuitive Approach To Enstoriment During Demonstrator Design Process: A Pilot Case Study, Aleksandra Sviridova, Jouke Verlinden
An Intuitive Approach To Enstoriment During Demonstrator Design Process: A Pilot Case Study, Aleksandra Sviridova, Jouke Verlinden
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
Demonstrators, versatile concepts that combine engineering, art, and design are commonly used to communicate technology research. Due to the high complexity and abstractness of such research, product development designers face challenges during the design process. One of the key factors is 'enstoriment', the process of turning concepts into stories and then making them visible through tangible artifacts. The authors of this paper have experienced this in their practice. They had to design a demonstrator without any information on how to do it. In order to see how other designers would approach a similar task without any prior guidance, a pilot …
Collaborative Theorizing With Energy Data, Ayşe Özge Ağça, Jacob Buur
Collaborative Theorizing With Energy Data, Ayşe Özge Ağça, Jacob Buur
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
This study explores the intersection of theory, participatory design, experimental research-through-design, and data physicalization to uncover the relationships between young people, their daily objects, and energy data. We introduce ‘Theory Instruments’ to teenagers, graduate students, and young professionals to encourage them to think about their own energy use along with anthropological, physiological, and visual perception theories and phenomenological concepts. These instruments heighten awareness of otherwise invisible energy consumption practices through visual and tangible data representations. Through projects addressing electricity, water usage, and recycling, participants co-created knowledge by developing actionable insights into their habits. We propose the concept of ‘Collaborative Theorizing’ …
Materializing More-Than-Human Data Through Mapping Wools, Seçil Uğur Yavuz, Merve Bektaş, Camilo Ayala Garcia
Materializing More-Than-Human Data Through Mapping Wools, Seçil Uğur Yavuz, Merve Bektaş, Camilo Ayala Garcia
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
This paper explores how data, through design, can take the form of new materialities, by mapping wool and revealing its close relationship with humans, sheep, and the more-than-human world. Globalization is putting local wool realities, along with their broader ecological systems, increasingly at risk. Focusing on local wool, which is connected to the animals and their ecosystem, we explore how invisible data can be uncovered and reinterpreted to foster a deeper understanding of the entanglements of highly vital material and highlight opportunities for alternative narratives. Using participatory methods and design probes as primary methodologies, the research examines how these approaches …
Which Interaction? Mapping Feedback And Feedforward In Data Physicalization(S), Giorgia Burzio, Venere Ferraro
Which Interaction? Mapping Feedback And Feedforward In Data Physicalization(S), Giorgia Burzio, Venere Ferraro
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
Data Physicalization (DP) is an emerging field that encodes data into physical artefacts to foster tangible interaction, understanding, and engagement. This paper investigates the interplay between data encoding, user interaction, and design principles within DP, focusing on feedback and feedforward mechanisms. Through a scoping review and the development of an annotated portfolio of 36 case studies, the study categorizes DP into three types: static, constructive, and dynamic. Each type presents unique characteristics influencing how data is experienced and interacted with by users. A practical activity involving 96 master’s students was conducted to map a selection of 20 case studies onto …
Materializing Data: A Macramé-Inspired Framework For Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Creative Participatory Research, Emma Shercliff, Asha Ward, Berit Bliesemann De Guevara, Fiona Hackney, Chinelo L. Njaka, Eliana Sánchez-Aldana, Angelika Strohmayer, Amy Twigger Holroyd, Claire Wellesley-Smith
Materializing Data: A Macramé-Inspired Framework For Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Creative Participatory Research, Emma Shercliff, Asha Ward, Berit Bliesemann De Guevara, Fiona Hackney, Chinelo L. Njaka, Eliana Sánchez-Aldana, Angelika Strohmayer, Amy Twigger Holroyd, Claire Wellesley-Smith
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
This paper presents the development of a macramé-inspired framework for evaluating the effectiveness of creative participatory research (CPR), addressing gaps in conventional framework models that overlook the complex, multidimensional and experiential nature of these research approaches. The framework was designed to visualize and materialize the evolving nature of CPR, where participant engagement, contextual factors, and the sometimes organic and unpredictable creative activities shape both the research process and its outcomes. To achieve this, we worked with a group of experienced researchers with expertise in participatory textile-making methods in a series of three online workshops. Through these sessions, the research team …
Embodied Data: Gleaning Narratives Of Living With Chronic Gut Diseases To Guide The Design Process, Arife Dila Demir
Embodied Data: Gleaning Narratives Of Living With Chronic Gut Diseases To Guide The Design Process, Arife Dila Demir
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
Designing for individuals with chronic diseases requires a deep understanding of their lived experiences, as these provide valuable insights into the complexities of living with such conditions. This paper highlights the importance of leveraging the experiential knowledge of those impacted, which emerges from their bodily experiences. Such knowledge constitutes lived narratives that are considered embodied data in this paper. These embodied narratives serve as a rich source of inspiration, enabling designers to develop meaningful processes and solutions that better support people. In this paper, I specifically discuss how embracing ambiguity in the research direction allows designers to co-create a research …
Body Maps As A Source Of Women’S Embodied Experiences: A Diary Study Into Visualising Personal Health Data, Danique Hofstee, Armağan Karahanoğlu, Karin Dijkstra, Geke Ludden
Body Maps As A Source Of Women’S Embodied Experiences: A Diary Study Into Visualising Personal Health Data, Danique Hofstee, Armağan Karahanoğlu, Karin Dijkstra, Geke Ludden
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
This paper explores the use of body maps as a visual methodology for capturing and representing women's embodied health experiences. Through a diary study involving 25 participants and 325 drawings, we identified two key themes: working with the body map template and telling stories by adding elements to the body map. Our findings highlight the potential of body maps to provide rich, nuanced representations of women's health data that transcend traditional numerical and text-based methods. A better understanding of experiences of health data can ultimately contribute to the development of more inclusive and empathetic health technologies. This research points out …
How Do You Feel? Physical Vocabularies For Communicating Pain Using Data Physicalization, Adam Drogemuller, Xiaojiao Du, Aaron Davis, Felicity Braithwaite, Ian Gwilt
How Do You Feel? Physical Vocabularies For Communicating Pain Using Data Physicalization, Adam Drogemuller, Xiaojiao Du, Aaron Davis, Felicity Braithwaite, Ian Gwilt
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
The experience of pain, particularly chronic pain, can be difficult to communicate. Current best practice involves communicating pain to clinicians verbally on a numerical scale or via a visual Likert scale. However, we argue that verbal vocabularies and visual scales do not effectively capture the complexities and narrative journey of individuals recovering and living through chronic pain. We argue that as pain is a multidimensional experience that includes physical and physiological elements, we need a more nuanced way of describing the experience. Thus, we have explored how people can explain their pain (whether affective or sensory) by interacting with a …
Situated Truths: Models Of Interpretation In Designing With Data, Kevin Lahoda
Situated Truths: Models Of Interpretation In Designing With Data, Kevin Lahoda
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
Design work today is often found situated in multifaceted, interdisciplinary projects that attempt to address real world issues. Designers are useful in this pursuit as they act as agents who seek ways to use data to connect, synthesize, visualize, and interpret such issues in ways that are not as bound to disciplinary structures. As a counterpoint to the solution-centric, rationalist approach to design where the responsibility of the designer lies primarily in service to the development of well-rehearsed forms that manifest an implied underlying truth to data as given, this paper takes the position of recentering the experience and situatedness …
Rethinking The Interior Design Process: Advancing Circularity Through Evidence-Based Design, Selin Aktan Ábrahám, Deniz Deniz
Rethinking The Interior Design Process: Advancing Circularity Through Evidence-Based Design, Selin Aktan Ábrahám, Deniz Deniz
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
The footwear industry in Portugal is one of the sectors with the greatest representation in national exports and a sector of high importance for the country's economy. Although it is a mechanized industry, it is still very dependent on human labour and for which it is increasingly difficult to attract talent and captivate younger generations, putting this sector in danger in terms of its continuity. The digitalization of the footwear industry could be one of the alternatives to solve this problem, enabling cost reduction, greater autonomy, and production flexibility, as well as a closer approach to the demands of customers …
Exploring The Impact Of Big Data And Thick Data On Collaboration Between Design And Business Professionals : A New Approach To Data-Informed Design, Minhwa Lee, Younjoon Lee
Exploring The Impact Of Big Data And Thick Data On Collaboration Between Design And Business Professionals : A New Approach To Data-Informed Design, Minhwa Lee, Younjoon Lee
Experiential Knowledge (EKSIG) Conference Series
This study investigated how data utilization impacts collaboration between design and business professionals, and whether it ultimately leads to positive outcomes. To achieve this, we defined ‘Data-informed Design’ as a concept for data-integrated collaboration and tested it through a workshop-based empirical study. Eight teams participated, each consisting of four members: two designers and two business professionals with comparable experience and data literacy. In total, there were 32 participants: 16 designers and 16 business professionals. Four teams participated in a Data-Informed Design Workshop, utilizing both Big Data and Thick Data, while the remaining four teams took part in a Non-Data Design …