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We are pleased to publish our first Citizen Science research article in this journal. We believe this type of collaborative activities must be present here as recognition of citizens’ interest in marine sciences and their growing concern for the ...
Editorial Committee
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How do civic educators and citizen communities co-construct access, interaction, and participation and bridge contributory and democratized citizen science?
Per Hetland
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Citizen consultations on science communication: A citizen science approach
Citizen science is part of a wider trend in science and society of promoting two-way dialogue and engagement between scientists and the public, by involving citizens in the research process.
Ana Delicado +4 more
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Associations for Citizen Science: Regional Knowledge, Global Collaboration [PDF]
Since 2012, three organizations advancing the work of citizen science practitioners have arisen in different regions: The primarily US-based but globally open Citizen Science Association (CSA), the European Citizen Science Association (ECSA), and the ...
Martin Storksdieck +9 more
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Citizen Science Terminology Matters: Exploring Key Terms [PDF]
Much can be at stake depending on the choice of words used to describe citizen science, because terminology impacts how knowledge is developed. Citizen science is a quickly evolving field that is mobilizing people’s involvement in information development,
M V Eitzel +22 more
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“Satark”: Landslide Prediction System over Western Ghats of India
Mountains on the west coast of India are known as the Western Ghat (WG). The WG region has a landslide (LS) susceptibility index of four and is prone to LSs in the monsoon season due to rainfall activity.
Jeevan R. Kulkarni +14 more
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Although there has been a sharp increase in citizen science (CS) initiatives in past years, barriers to participation are often too high for many social groups, including vulnerable social groups, making CS subject to the same exclusionary processes that
Dorottya Varga +3 more
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Citizen science is often celebrated. We interrogate this position through exploration of socio-technoscientific phenomena that mirror citizen science yet are disaligned with its ideals. We term this ‘Dark Citizen Science’. We identify five conceptual dimensions of citizen science – purpose, process, perceptibility, power
James Riley, Will Mason-Wilkes
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Ireland has a rich history of public engagement with science and the growing number of national citizen science initiatives is in keeping with developments seen in other European countries.
Joseph Roche +5 more
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