PRAiS2 project development work
As of the 23rd May 2022 this website is archived and will receive no further updates.
understandinguncertainty.org was produced by the Winton programme for the public understanding of risk based in the Statistical Laboratory in the University of Cambridge. The aim was to help improve the way that uncertainty and risk are discussed in society, and show how probability and statistics can be both useful and entertaining.
Many of the animations were produced using Flash and will no longer work.
UnderstandingUncertainty is helping develop and test the outputs of the PRAiS2 project led by Christina Pagel at UCL.
We now have a reasonably complete single page app together with an early multi page static design. The final production site can adopt elements of any design, but will use static HTML where possible so it is more visible to search engines.
Releases are currently restricted access. Please ask your contact within UCL CORU or the focus group for a username and password.
Current release
Latest Development Version - latest development version
Previous releases
Release 0.14 - released version
Release 0.13 - new animation placeholders and some edits
Release 0.12 - site used on 13 & 14/3/2016 (Logging disabled)
Release 0.11 - pre 2015 data additions (Logging disabled)
Release 0.10 - main site used on 10/2/2016. (Logging disabled)
Release 0.9 - main site used on 3/2/2016. (Logging disabled)
Release 0.8 - used 3/2/2016 for chat-bubble feedback.
Release 0.7 - used in second parents focus group. Popups fixed
Release 0.6 - map added. Popups broken
Release 0.5 - similar to 0.4 but reaches IE and Firefox too
Release 0.4 - used in the 6/10/2015 focus group
Release 0.3 - used in the 6/10/2015 focus group
Release 0.2 - fixes
Release 0.1 - used in the 29/6/2015 and 30/6/2015 focus groups
Everything Else Pages used 3/2/2016
Simulated Monte Carlo to support Qudos animators
Andrew's multi-page (static HTML) release
Static Release 0.1 - with placeholders for dynamic content. 'Everything else' uses scrolled navigation