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Category Archives: Social
How nuclear weapons could save the world
Remember the world before November 2016? Happy and hopeful, gradually becoming a better place and most of us were working towards human equality, freedom, life in balance with nature by building a more durable economy. Then the US elections came … Continue reading
Wastewater in Ahmedabad – part 2 : A SOLUTION
My previous blog described an excursion to factories discharging their wastewater in the Sabarmati river in Ahmedabad. As part of the program Wetskills I joined a collaboration between 11 other Dutch participates and 13 participants from India to solve 5 … Continue reading
Posted in Social, Water
Tagged Ahmedabad, development, environment, future, India, Industry, information technology, public health, sanitation, slums, social behaviour, urban, Wastewater, water, water quality, Watermanagement
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Whatever floats your boat
Last march I participated in a 36 hour engineering challenge organized by VPDelta in the harbor of Rotterdam. The challenges was to build a floating platform with the main purpose of urban poor residential usage, full scale size 6m x … Continue reading
Posted in Social, Water
Tagged development, engineering, future, urban, water, Watermanagement
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Can we keep up? The implementation of IT innovations
Once upon a time I was working for an engineering company and I was trying to model a certain water treatment installation, meaning I was trying to explain how it works by using mathematics. Like the second photo, not the … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering/Technology, Social
Tagged coding, DOS, engineering, future, google glass, information technology, IT, social behaviour
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Human trails in an urban environment
I love walking around a city and observe people, and observe how people interact with the urban environment. In the same way you would if you were to study a group of monkeys in their natural habitat. And just like … Continue reading
Posted in Social, Urban
Tagged development, dutch cross, environment, gum, infrastructure, public health, social behaviour, urban, waste
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A rapper’s guide to Sustainable Shopping
During my time in university I was often too poor, too lazy or too busy to shop and I also did not want to buy stuff I didn’t need. This means my wardrobe so far has consisted for 80% out … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, fashion, female, future, shopping, sustainable, water
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Do you know what it feels like for a girl?
In light of the new UN campaign He For She I decided to write my story as a female engineer in a man’s world. Let me start with stating I belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities and … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering/Technology, Social
Tagged development, Emma Watson, engineering, equality, female, future, gender, girls, UN
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Linking public health and urban planning
Since the beginning of March 2014 I have been following the online course TechniCity to further educate me in the future of cities. In this course I have learned about the increasing availability of networks, sensors and mobile technologies, which allow … Continue reading
Posted in Social, Urban
Tagged Amsterdam, development, environment, future, infrastructure, public health, urban
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