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living from the sea and endangered their lives on its waters. Once the backbone of close-knit communities, fishing families are now more fractured; labouring under the pressures of government policy and
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communication, through design, film, writing, and heritage practice, can document and reimagine the identities of coastal communities in times of transformation. By examining the visual, material, and narrative
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, and their impacts on homes, agricultural land, infrastructure, and heritage assets can have profound social, economic, and cultural consequences. Entire communities can be displaced or affected by
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erosion, and rising sea levels—demand new digital solutions that can help scientists, policymakers, and communities visualise environmental change and interact with simulated scenarios spanning the past
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(or the international equivalents) in Biosciences, Engineering, Environmental Science, Physics, or Mathematics and Statistics, we would like to hear from you. If your first language is not English, or you require Tier 4
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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