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Communication and change in the field of life sciences. The focus of Noelle Aarts is on inter-human processes and communication with an emphasis on the significance of conversations and stories in change processes.

Heel Nederland heeft te maken met de agrosector: of het nu gaat om werk, voedsel of vrije tijd. Op Agrimatie.nl staan gegevens verzameld van allerlei projecten, databases en 1500 agrarische ondernemers (helemaal anoniem natuurlijk).

In deze film ziet u aan de hand van luchtbeelden en video-animaties wat het werk van STOWA betekent voor de waterwereld. Zowel de manier waarop STOWA werkt als de onderzoeksvelden komen aan bod.

Voorlichtingsfilm over tekenbeten en de ziekte van Lyme. In deze film kun je zien waar teken voorkomen en hoe ze op mensen overstappen. Ook is in beeld gebracht hoe je jezelf kunt controleren en hoe je een teek moet verwijderen

Presentatie van Mike Clark (Geodata Institute and School of Geography at the University of Southampton) met 'What's the point of users?' op de Joint UrbanFlood & SSG4Env International Workshop in Amsterdam in november 2010., The information system no longer has to supply "facts" or even just information, it has to engage with the attitudinal development that is the real key to behaviour change and its sustainability. With the emergence of crowd-sourcing as a potential source of quasi real-time flood information, stakeholder participation is raised to an entirely new level. Web-delivered systems are entering a new era! Information system change is the inevitable precursor and consequence of this process - and the flood management case study in SSG4Env tackles just one aspect of this - the increasing need to support multi-criteria decisions and behaviours by integrating data sources into rich information products. The stakeholders for the technology now categorise into users (who provide information services) and end users (who employ these information services to make behaviour-influencing decisions). The chosen stakeholder partners for the project represent mainly the users rather than end-users-and they include both specifically-coastal and more general flood information interests.