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One level up from the thing itself.

Modelling, analysis and mathematical curiosity — thinking done in the open, alongside a record of work done for other people.

Recent

Map of the Somerset Levels showing rivers, the rhyne network, flow gauges, aquifer bodies and candidate basins

Aug 2026Aquifer Storage Banking winter water for a dry summerSomerset has too much water in February and not enough in July. Can the surplus be caught and kept — in a reservoir, underground, or both — and given back when it is needed?

Aug 2026LFTI The Spine — generic architecture, and how to reseed itLFTI is a small general-purpose node graph editor with a participatory education seed planted in it. Which parts are spine, which are seed, and how to replant the essence elsewhere.

Aug 2026 Why this existsA place to put work down where it can be found again — including the half-finished parts.

Aug 2026MafsWorld The OverspillFill-to-ten is grouping on instruction. Overspill is grouping because the container ran out.

Projects

Maths learning building MafsWorld A learning experience for mathematics — rooms you move through rather than exercises you work down.

Student voice · schools live LFTI A platform that carries a class — or a whole school — through a participatory appraisal process, from collecting data to designing the future.

Collaborative · private live Wild Meadows A shared working surface for a small group: meetings, ideas and the links between them, growing as it is used rather than filed into a structure decided up front.

Interactive · standalone building Maths Rooms Interactive rooms lifted out of MafsWorld and rebuilt to stand on their own as small maths learning interfaces.

Small · reusable building Tools The small pieces built along the way — the things that turned out to be useful on their own.

Water · catchments building Modelling Working a catchment out from open data — rainfall, rivers, the ground underneath — and asking what could be done with it.

Water · feasibility building Aquifer Storage Catching winter flood water and keeping it underground until summer — worked through on open data, for the Somerset Levels.

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