Workshop: Navigating The New Arctic: Bridging Science, Art, and Community

第1部分：拟议研讨会的活动将考虑变化中的北极的自然、建筑和社会文化环境的交集。建筑设计、艺术和音乐可以成为科学数据和理解之间的桥梁的方式将在北极景观变化的背景下进行探索。研讨会将包括为期一天的研讨会，然后是为期三天的研讨会，两次研讨会都在弗吉尼亚大学举行。将在乌特盖格维克(亚肯色州巴罗)举行讲习班后活动，介绍和讨论成果。研讨会的组织者将通过科学、工程、建筑和音乐的交集来接触下一代阿拉斯加原住民青年。第二部分：拟议的研讨会和相关活动将探索变化中的北极的自然、建筑和社会文化环境的交集。在这个拟议的研讨会中，研究人员将探索建筑设计、艺术和音乐如何成为科学数据与理解北极景观变化的学术和土著之间的桥梁。研究人员希望开发创造性的、真正跨学科的方法来理解景观变化，并提炼关于这些变化影响的问题。研讨会将包括为期一天的研讨会，然后是为期三天的研讨会，两次研讨会都在弗吉尼亚大学举行。将在乌特盖格维克(亚肯色州巴罗)举行讲习班后活动，介绍和讨论成果。此外，研讨会组织者正在推动通过科学、工程、建筑和音乐的交叉来吸引下一代阿拉斯加原住民青年的想法，希望他们将有兴趣从事这些领域，以最终造福于他们自己的社区。这一奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

Part 1: The activities of the proposed workshop will consider the intersections of the natural, built, and social-cultural environments in the changing Arctic. The ways in which building design, art, and music can be a bridge between scientific data and understanding will be explored in the context of Arctic landscape change. The workshop will consist of one-day symposium, followed by a three-day workshop, both taking place at the University of Virginia. A post-workshop activity will take place in Utqeagvik (Barrow, AK) to present and discuss outcomes. The workshop organizers will engage with the next generation of Alaska Native youth through the intersection of science, engineering, architecture and music.Part 2: The proposed workshop and associated activities will explore the intersections of the natural, built, and social-cultural environments in the changing Arctic. In this proposed workshop, the investigators will explore how building design, art, and music can be bridge between scientific data and understanding, both academic and Indigenous, of Arctic landscape change. The investigators hope to develop creative and truly interdisciplinary approaches for understanding landscape change and refining questions about the effects of these changes. The workshop will consist of one-day symposium, followed by a three-day workshop, both taking place at the University of Virginia. A post-workshop activity will take place in Utqeagvik (Barrow, AK) to present and discuss outcomes. In addition, the workshop organizers are promoting the idea of engaging the next generation of Alaska Native youth through the intersection of science, engineering, architecture and music, hoping that they will become interested in pursuing these fields for the ultimate benefit of their own communities.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.