AiR Place-based Methodologies @UTS: Recent Episodes

Ilaria Vanni Accarigi

Podcast series on place-based methodologies developed by Ilaria Vanni Accarigi, University of Technology Sydney.

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Megan Heyward talks about her practiced-led research using mobile media and narrative inquiry

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Paul Allatson talks about how he uses images, objects, and texts in research on Latino places and culture.

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Susie Pratt talks about using situate and speculative methods in her place-based work.

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Alexandra Crosby talks about mapping methodologies, including walking, interviews and Instagram.

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Andrew Toland talks about research methods in landscape architecture, including cartography, archival research, photography and site analysis.

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Angela Giovanangeli talks about her research methods, including observation, interviews and photography.

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Carolyn Cartier talks about her mixed methods approach to explore the dialectic between space and place in cities in China.

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Clancy Wilmott talks about how she uses experimental mixed methods depending on project and questions.

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Emi Otsuji talks about the methods she uses in her research on languages in urban spaces.

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Emma Fraser talks about how she situates her methods in the research design according to the research question.

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Jonathan Jones talks about Indigenous research ethics and methodologies

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Kate Barclay talks about the methodologies she uses in her research on the social aspects of fisheries

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Kristine Aquino talks about her research methodologies as an urban ethnographer.

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Leslie Harbon talks about how to carry out research on language in public spaces with the method of linguistic landscapes.

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Leyla Stevens talks about her practice-led research on hidden histories in Bali.

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Stephanie Springgay and Sarah E. Truman talk about walking as a research method.