- Presentation
- Workshop
- Research Visit
- Publication
- Collaboration
- Application
2022
Zurich, Switzerland
PhD Defense
Public defense of my PhD and subsequent exam.
Zurich, Switzerland
Virtually (re)constructed reality: the representation of physical space in commercial location-based games.
Accepted and published paper exploring how reality is recontrsucted in location-based games and how this ties into the concept of the metaverse.
Tampere, Finland
Academic MindTrek Paper Presentation
Presentation of our accepted paper regarding virtually recontrsucted reality at MindTrek.
Zurich, Switzerland
Automated motif identification: Analysing Flickr images to identify popular viewpoints in Europe’s protected areas.
Accepted and published paper as third author exploring the identification of motifs in landscapes.
2021
Zurich, Switzerland
Assessing the potential of social media for estimating recreational use of forests
Accepted and published paper as second author exploring social media and recreational use of forests.
Levi, Finland
GamiFIN Paper Presentation
Presentation of our accepted paper regarding gamification during lockdown and social isolation at GamiFIN.
Zurich, Switzerland
Urban Gamification during Lockdown and Social Isolation
Accepted and published conference paper as second author exploring how playful practices were adopted during COVID.
Levi, Finland
Collaboration for publication
Collaboration on a paper with a member of the Gamification Group.
2020
Zürich, Switzerland
Storyboarding
Attendance of the course on Storyboarding as a research tool.
Zürich, Switzerland
Advanced Citizen Science
Attendance of the course on advanced methods and approaches in citizen science.
Zürich, Switzerland
Publish or Perish
Attendance of the scientific writing course “Publish or Perish”.
Zürich, Switzerland
Hochschultag
Presentation at the HSGYM Hochschultag: “Coming Home”.
Zürich, Switzerland
Window Expeditions
Development of Window Expeditions to crowdsource landscape descriptions while reducing the feeling of isolation during lockdown.
Levi, Finland
GamiFIN Poster Presentation
Presentation of my accepted poster regarding a location based game for landscape perception and preference research at GamiFIN.
Levi, Finland
GamiFIN Doctoral Consortium
Presentation and discussion of my research with PhDs and a panel of experts at the (online) GamiFIN conference.
Zurich, Switzerland
Citizen Science Winter School
An interesting and intense week of learning about public participation in research and discussing the future of “Citizen Science” in Academia.
2019
Zurich, Switzerland
URPP Language and Space Scientific Advisory Board
Presentation of my research in the Spatial References Focus Group in the University Research Priority Programm Language and Space
Zurich, Switzerland
Scientifica
After months of planning we informed visitors of the Scientifica19 about our research.
Zurich, Switzerland
StarBorn: Towards making in‐situ land cover data generation fun with a location‐based game.
Accepted and published paper exploring the advantages and limitations of using a location based game as a means of collecting land cover data
Zurich, Switzerland
URPP Language and Space Funding Evaluation
Presentation of the planned future of the Spatial References Focus Group in the University Research Priority Programm Language and Space
Zurich, Switzerland
PhD Concept Talk
Presentation of my PhD concept to the department and guests
2018
Zurich, Switzerland
Mapathon – Polygons Against Poverty
Scientific input presentation
Melbourne, Australia
GIScience18
Presentation of my accepted extended abstract at the GIScience 2018 conference in Melbourne
Berlin, Germany
Coding Geographic
Participation in the workshop Coding’Geographic
Edinburgh, Scotland
Collaboration for publication
Research visit to the Institute of Geography at the University of Edinburgh to work on a publication
Zurich, Switzerland
Who is behind your data? A conversation across geographic disciplines
Presentation of my work in crowdsourcing
Zurich, Switzerland
Citizen Science in Linguistics
Presentation of my experiences in Citizen Science relevant for linguists.