Survey: Assessing Visualisation Techniques For Environmental System Management Approaches

Survey: Assessing Visualisation Techniques For Environmental System Management Approaches

  • WE&B David Smith
    David Smith
    Director
    WE&B
  • Data visualisation
  • Environmental system management

This short survey forms part of a study from The Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Autonomous University of Barcelona on environmental indicators at coastal regions in Africa. The main objective of the study is to gain an understanding of the most appropriate visualisation tools and techniques used to transfer data/information on indicators related to human and natural systems that can aid in environmental decision making. The setting is in relation to the  coastal areas and communities in Africa in the context of Climate Change.
 
Further to these system indicators, the global pandemic caused by COVID-19, data visualisation methods have taken on a new importance and significance especially in local coastal communities. Therefore, we would be interested in your opinion on how this has potentially given new importance to different visualisation tools and techniques.
 
The questionnaire is designed to only take 15 minutes of your time.

If you decide to participate in this survey, your name, organisational affiliation and email address will NOT be distributed nor held for other purposes other than research. The information will be held in the strictest confidence. The results are necessary to achieve the main objective of this study. The results will be aggregated. 

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