As Prof. Shahid Naeem pointed out at the Biosymposium on Biodiversity Resilience held at Oxford University on the 2nd and … More
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Motivations and Engagement in Citizen Science by Dr. Charlene Jennett
Motivations and Engagement in Citizen Science Post by Dr. Charlene Jennett One of our goals in Citizen Cyberlab is to … More
From Online Papers to Tags to Word Clouds!
How does the Citizen Cyberlab annotated bibliography work? Post by Cindy Regalado and Diana Mastracci Our team at Extreme Citizen … More
Participatory Mapping in Congo-Brazzaville (Part 2): Usability experiments
Towards the last part of our field trip in Republic of the Congo and after eliminating most of the platform … More
Reflections on the NOMAD workshop
Last month, the NOMAD team organised a workshop at the French Space Agency (CNES) headquarters. The aim was to link humanitarian … More
Participatory Mapping in Congo-Brazzaville (Part 1)
Over six weeks from the end of March to the start of May 2013, five ExCiteS members – Julia Altenbuchner, Gill … More
Does citizen science by itself provide an evidence for cultural ecosystem services?
While designing an interdisciplinary PhD research project I am exploring different domains. From one hand I am focusing on the … More
Anti-Poaching Application
Mobile technology, as a part of ICT, can support public participation in environmental conservation in the developing countries. Relatively cheap, … More
‘IF WE DON’T KNOW OUR LAND, WE’LL FREEZE!’
“Wow! There is nothing–just white!” I exclaim whilst staring at the vast Russian tundra from the little window of the … More
Science has no borders: real life DIY sensing and mapping techniques for environmental monitoring in London
‘Science has no borders: real life DIY sensing and mapping techniques for environmental monitoring in London‘ is the title for … More
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