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  • 11 - Serious Gaming and Unitization

  • Todd Jarvis, Oregon State University, Jakob Wiley, University of Oregon
  • Book:
    Collective Aquifer Governance
    Published online:
    20 January 2022
    Print publication:
    03 February 2022, pp 141-161

  • Summary

    Serious gaming is an emerging approach to conflict resolution. Serious games provide a structured environment in which learning, research, and joint fact finding occur. Several serious games focus on water and groundwater. The Unitization Simulation Game, included here, provides a tool for mediators to show how collective governance of an aquifer can create win-win scenarios for players. This game includes resource management decisions, transresource effects, divergent interests, and collaboration components. These aspects of the game are intended to simulate how groundwater issues develop and how aquifer unitization could provide a solution.