You are invited to participate in a rapid survey to tell us how we can best present the output from our prototype digital twin funded by the EU project BioDT.
We have created a prototype digital twin (DT) linking recreational potential in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland with the knowledge of where the biodiversity lives. The DT enables users to find places to visit that meet their physical and mental needs, highlights the biodiversity they may find there and gives them the opportunity through citizen science to enhance the knowledge of land and park managers to manage the interdependencies between humans and nature.
No personal data will be collected.
The information you provide will be captured electronically via this survey tool. The data will be stored to support analysis and any potential future publication documenting this co-production process. We intend to archive the anonymised data for future research use; however, there will be no way for these data to be linked to project participants.
If you consent to take part in this survey please click on the Next button below.
