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to reimagine resilience. Coastal landslides, rather than being seen solely as destructive forces, can be understood as part of a broader dynamic between people, place, and environment—one that demands care
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shifts to design and test sustainable, open-source workflows that support immersive environmental visualisation and wider community engagement. This PhD aims to design, prototype, and evaluate affordable
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erosion, and the effects of climate change. Yet their visual and narrative cultures remain powerful expressions of resilience, belonging, and adaptation. This practice-based PhD explores how creative
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well as the infrastructure and appearance of their environment, differs from place to place. Some localities, such as Staithes, a village some ten miles north of Whitby, bear only the traces of a once vibrant fishing culture
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sciences, arts and humanities perspectives. Aims: To investigate sci-fi depictions of flood resilience and analyse their potential place-based contribution to imagining and informing flood resilient coastal
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initiated by oscillations and vortex-induced vibrations. The long-term survivability of dSPCs in the highly energetic seas targeted for deployment is a concern to engineers and investors. An additional
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Supervisor(s) Enquiries email: livingwww@hull.ac.uk Qualification type: PhD Location: University of Hull Subject areas Human Geography Geography History Physical Geography Project description
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undergraduate degree (or the international equivalents) in engineering, computer science or mathematics and statistics, we would like to hear from you. If your first language is not English, or you require a