The representation and analysis of phenomena distributed in space and time, especially the space of the Earth's surface; the application of geographic information systems to research in the social sciences and humanities.
Environmental humanities, climatic and environmental history; the impacts of and responses to unusual weather events and conceptualisations of climate and climate variability in historical perspective
Experimental museology and curatorship exploring the convergence of cultural heritage, immersive visualisation, digital aesthetics and cultural (big) data from scientific, artistic and humanistic perspectives
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