Thesis Chapter. A framework for classifying digital twin visualisations along three axes: timeliness, fidelity, and aggregation. Applied to the LT1 case study with 20 visualisations, revealing coverage and gaps in design space.

PPIG '24. PUX Explorer is a meta-design tool for UI designers, based on the Blackwell's Patterns of UX framework. It includes PUX Matrix and PUX Personas, aiding in exploring and prioritising user experiences and design trade-offs.

MRes Final Project. A project displaying real-time data visualisations of CO2 and temperature levels in a lecture theatre, using environmental sensors.

This study investigates the impact of misrepresented film artwork on user perception and satisfaction, highlighting how deceptive practices may decrease user trust on streaming platforms like Netflix.

BuildSys '21. A set of visualisations for the Computer Lab's Digital Twin project in Cambridge, including real-time heatmaps.

A real-time traffic data visualisation based on Bluetooth sensor data collected from all over Cambridge.

This project aimed at exploring what factors were associated with poverty in London, as measured by income. We specifically looked at green spaces, physical activity of kids in schools, drug use, and life expectancy.