Claire Hardy
Dr Claire Hardy is an interdisciplinary scientist specialising in social research, looking at learning and change and the use of virtual tools for stakeholder engagement. Her work focuses on developing virtual tools to enhance learning and stakeholder engagement. The tools consist of the Hutton DigiEnvironments, including the DigiForest, DigiFarm and DigiCroft, simulated platforms depicting generic environments hosting omni-direction videos of innovations. The technology is being explored to enhance scenario planning discussion, visualising models for woodland expansion projects. Additional tools that are being created and developed include virtual tours, using virtual reality technology of specific landscapes and environments, to allow virtual interactions and capture user feedback, further developing end user experience and stakeholder feedback.
Bibliography
- Flanigan, S.; Hardy, C. (In press) Working together towards 'good farming'., Beyond the Borderlands - Exploring Sustainable Rural Futures, RGS-IBG Annual Conference, 1-4 September 2020.
- Kyle, C.; Burgess, S.; Hardy, C.; Lamont, K.; Bartley, D.; Melville, L. (2023) Understanding the perception of biosecurity measures surrounding sheep scab disease and round worm control on the island of Lewis and Harris October 2022, Project deliverable
- Kyle, C.; Burgess, S.; Hardy, C.; Lamont, K.; Bartley, D.; Melville, L. (2023) Understanding the perception of biosecurity measures surrounding sheep scab disease and round worm control on the island of Lewis and Harris, EPIC website.
- Shortall, O.; Kyle, C.; Hardy, C. (2023) Information note comparing Lewis and Harris sheep scab workshops to other social research, An information note to be submitted to the Scottish Government.
- Sutherland, L-A.; Burton, R.J.F.; Adamson-Fiskovica, A.; Hardy, C.; Elzen, B.; Debruyne, L.; Flanigan, S. (2021) The Inclusivity of On-farm Demonstration: gender, age and geographical factors, The Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 27, 591-613
- Adamsone-Fiskovica, A.; Grivins, M.; Burton, R.J.F.; Elzen, B.; Flanigan, S.; Frick, R; Hardy, C. (2021) Disentangling critical success factors and principles of on-farm agricultural demonstration events., The Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 27, 639-656
- Flanigan, S.; Hardy, C. (2021) Learning and Change Through Monitor Farms - Summary report, The James Hutton Institute
- Flanigan, S.; Hardy, C. (2021) Learning and Change Through Monitor Farms - Final report, The James Hutton Institute
- Sutherland, L-A.; Burton, R.J.F.; Adamson-Fiskovica, A.; Hardy, C.; Elzen, B.; Debruyne, L.; Flanigan, S. (2021) The Inclusivity of On-farm Demonstration: gender, age and geographical factors, The Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 27, 591-613
- Adamsone-Fiskovica, A.; Grivins, M.; Burton, R.J.F.; Elzen, B.; Flanigan, S.; Frick, R; Hardy, C. (2021) Disentangling critical success factors and principles of on-farm agricultural demonstration events., The Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 27, 639-656
- Kyle, C.; Burgess, S.; Hardy, C.; Lamont, K.; Bartley, D.; Melville, L. (2023) Understanding the perception of biosecurity measures surrounding sheep scab disease and round worm control on the island of Lewis and Harris October 2022, Project deliverable
- Kyle, C.; Burgess, S.; Hardy, C.; Lamont, K.; Bartley, D.; Melville, L. (2023) Understanding the perception of biosecurity measures surrounding sheep scab disease and round worm control on the island of Lewis and Harris, EPIC website.
- Shortall, O.; Kyle, C.; Hardy, C. (2023) Information note comparing Lewis and Harris sheep scab workshops to other social research, An information note to be submitted to the Scottish Government.
- Flanigan, S.; Hardy, C. (2021) Learning and Change Through Monitor Farms - Summary report, The James Hutton Institute
- Flanigan, S.; Hardy, C. (2021) Learning and Change Through Monitor Farms - Final report, The James Hutton Institute
- Flanigan, S.; Sutherland, L-A.; Hardy, C. (2019) Working together towards ‘good farming’: developing community, collaboration and ‘best’ practice through on-farm demonstration., Trans Atlantic Rural Researchers Network Meeting, Aberdeen, 3-5 April 2019.
