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Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science: Open-Source Development of Tools for Grassroots Science – Sahnnon Dosemagen and Sara Wylie

Friday 17th February Speakers: Sahnnon Dosemagen and Sara Wylie Theme: Science by citizens Website: http://publiclaboratory.org Grassroots science is science and … More

balloon mapping, Civic Science, data collection solutions, DIY, Grassroots Science, open source, Public Laboratory, thermal sensing

Mobile Citizen Science – David Aanensen & Tom Igoe

Friday 17th February Speaker: David Aanensen & Tom Igoe Website EpiCollect is a data collection tool that gives a generic … More

Android, Arduino, art, data collection solutions, DIY, sensing, Tom Igoe, wildlife

Technology to enable non-technical people to record the natural environment: examples from the UK and in the rainforests of Guyana – Jon Parsons

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Jon Parsons Theme: Challenging Citizen Science Nature’s calendar: there was a box of old records and … More

Community based monitoring of chimpanzee/forest habitats using ODK and Android based smartphones and tablets in Tanzania and Uganda – Lilian Pintea

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Lilian Pintea | website Theme: Challenging Citizen Science Dr  Lilian Pintea  is the vice president of … More

data collection solutions, google earth, jane goodall institute, mobile data collection

Citizen, Science, Education and Technology: new synergies to be explored – Francois Taddei

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Francois Taddei Theme: Challenging Citizen Science Background in engineering and biology, keeps on changing and embracing … More

Collective intelligence, education, Empowerment, Grassroots Science, open source, Radical stuff

Quake Catcher in SE Asia – Hsin-Yen Chen

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Hsin-Yen Chen Theme: Citizen cyberscience around the world Website: http://qcn.stanford.edu Taiwan is located on the convergent … More

China, data collection solutions, education

Citizen Science in China – Wenjing Wu

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Wenjing Wu Theme: Citizen cyberscience around the world A number of projects in China have been … More

e-infrastructures for citizen science: an EC perspective – Kirsti Ala-Mutka

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Kirsti Ala-Mutka | website Background: researcher in online learning. From the EU provide high speed connectivity … More

Drivers of participation in citizen cyberscience projects: an empirical study of Stardust@home – Ofer Arazy

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Ofer Arazy | website Theme: Engagement, motivations and incentives “Whats in it for the dude?” – … More

ForestWatchers (Brazil) – Daniel Gonzalez

Thursday 16th February Speaker: Daniel Gonzalez Theme: Citizen cyberscience around the world There is a lot of deforestation going on, … More

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  • Pathways on Industry-connected Citizen Engagement September 20, 2023
  • Wisdom of the Crowd in the Age of AI: Water September 3, 2023
  • You are invited to attend – and participate in! – the HEIDI Project’s Final Event on 30th and 31st May May 18, 2023
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