The HuT Virtual Field Visits in Demonstrator 9 (Dorset, United Kingdom)

Virtual Field Visits (VFVs) in Dorset, UK, offer an innovative approach to studying climate-related hazards on the UNESCO-listed Jurassic Coast. These VFVs, available in PowerPoint format (*.ppsx), focus on a weather station installed in the study area, providing real-time data crucial for understanding and mitigating vulnerabilities faced by this economically significant region. The Jurassic Coast, with its annual economic impact of £1.8bn (2019) and 30 million visitors, is particularly susceptible to climate-related risks year-round. This tool aids in both academic research and public engagement, enhancing our ability to monitor and respond to environmental changes effectively.

Freeborough, K., Pennington, C., Arnhardt, C., & Holland, L. (2026). The HuT Virtual Field Visits in Demonstrator 9 (Dorset, United Kingdom). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.18761539