Education is a key factor to respond to the threat of climate change, increasing not only knowledge but also encouraging changes in attitudes and behaviors to adopt sustainable lifestyles. Scholars and practitioners in the field of education call for innovative ways of engaging youth—a reason why gamification …

The understanding of charging behavior has been recognized as a crucial element in optimizing roll out of charging infrastructure. While current literature provides charging choices and categorizations of charging behavior, these seem oversimplified and limitedly based on charging data. In this research …

In het ontwerpen van de omgeving voor mensen met dementie zoeken participatief ontwerpers naar geëigende vormen van co-creatie. In het project De ontwerpende attitude is gezocht naar een benadering vanuit de kunsten die het mogelijk maakt dat een collaboratief ontwerpproces in de zorg op gang komt waarin …

Presentation on the principles of impact measurement as an emergent flow for participative art projects

Lezing over het meten van de impact van participatieve kunstprojecten

Dynamic stall phenomena carry the risk of negative damping and instability in wind turbine blades. It is crucial to model these phenomena accurately to reduce inaccuracies in predicting design driving (fatigue and extreme) loads. Some of the inaccuracies in current dynamic stall models may be due to …

ClimateCafé is a field education concept involving dierent fields of science and practice for capacity building in climate change adaptation. This concept is applied on the eco-city of Augustenborg in Malmö, Sweden, where Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) were implemented in 1998. ClimateCafé Malmö evaluated …

The culture of fear seems to be increasingly embedded in today’s society, especially on highly social unequal countries, such as Brazil. The rise of the “condomínios fechados” (gated communities) on recent years expose how this fear shapes our cities. People are sold by the idea of isolating themselves …

Charging behavior between cities in the Netherlands is analysed and a research methodology is presented.

Insight is given in the data sharing environment that AUAS has provided for charging infrastructure; and effect of privacy legislation are evaluated.