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Good morning #pfgtc2020 #pgfhome #waclgeog! I’m a 2nd yr student at @StirUni. My PhD is an interdisciplinary study of waterscapes 
I aim to find how benefits are produced (or not) through water infrastructures. Waterscapes transcend social-natural binaries.
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I aim to find how benefits are produced (or not) through water infrastructures. Waterscapes transcend social-natural binaries.
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So, which #methods have I applied to get a view of the waterscape? 5 examples:
mapping 
walking, tracing flow paths and identifying blockages to develop a waterscape map
hydrology 
catchment mapping allows for hydrological calculations
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mapping walking, tracing flow paths and identifying blockages to develop a waterscape map hydrology catchment mapping allows for hydrological calculations 2/5
social research 
focus groups + participant observation + textual analysis highlight water issues and raise questions of responsibility #waterpolitics3/5
water quality 
collecting water and analysing for pollutants + understanding how water quality is known locally and technically #STS ecological methods 
observation and vegetation mapping show that waterscapes are more-than-human assemblages #multispecies4/5
In sum; different methods can reveal the layers that make up a waterscape. If you’d like to know more about how these mixed methods are combined in my PhD research, see http://elliotjchurst.net or follow for future twitter updates. Thanks for reading!
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