Projects

I have been working with the Glasgow School of Art on the "Agents of Change Toolkit", a toolkit of games co-designed with teachers to use in sustainability teaching. All the Agents of Change resources are available online . You can also watch a presentation...

The banks of the Brahmaputra River shift by up to 300m each year due to erosion. Here we used satellite images to visualise these changes in this dynamic river. Developed working at IHE Delft using the Google Earth Engine . Satellite images give...

We often talk about doing things in the interest of the "common good". But is there a vision of the "common good" that everyone agrees with? And what would this vision look like? I worked with the Shell strategy team to design a game to help answer...

January 2018 – April 2019 In the UK, we enjoy a year-round supply of fresh fruit and vegetables from here and abroad. However, much of it comes from water-stressed regions, including East Anglia and South Africa. Therefore, the fresh fruit...

Feeding the global population while protecting the natural world is one of the greatest challenges facing us today. One in three people worldwide are affected by some form of malnutrition – hunger, obesity or micronutrient deficiency. Agriculture is k...

River Basin Game The River Basin Game was developed by Bruce Lankford as a tool for working with farmers in regions with upstream-downstream water conflicts in Africa. The game consists of a river basin with a town and irrigable areas laid out along...

How can we use games to address water sector problems? How do we design enough usefulness and fun into them?  What can we learn ourselves while we’re designing games? These are some of the questions we try to answer during the IHE Delft serious ...

SimBasin is a basin management simulation game designed to bring stakeholders and scientists closer together. It’s based on WEAP water resources modelling software from SEI, and provides an engaging workshop format. Managing the Magdalena...