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Participatory noise mapping

2011
Participatory sensing allows for a person-centric approach to gathering environmental measurement data with, in principle, high gran- ularity in space and time. Here we report on a citizen science experiment for noise mapping a 1 km2 area in the city of Antwerp using NoiseTube, a participatory sensing framework for monitoring ambient noise.
Stevens, Matthias, D'Hondt, Ellie
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Measuring Agreement in Participatory Mapping

Field Methods, 2017
This article offers a way to measure agreement in participatory mapping. We asked subject matter experts (SMEs) to draw where Sudanese ethnic groups were located on a map. We then used an eigenanalysis approach to determine whether SMEs agreed on the location of ethnic groups.
Janna R. Caspersen   +2 more
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Making poverty mapping and monitoring participatory

Development in Practice, 2008
The real experts on poverty are poor people, yet the incidence and trends in poverty are usually measured by the use of official economic indicators assumed by researchers to be relevant. Poor householders themselves distinguish between subsistence and cash income.
Xiaoyun, Li, Remenyi, Joe
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Geo Referenced Map for Participatory Design

Proceedings of the 8th Latin American Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, 2017
Working with Mexican community centers, this project aims to explore the development of an interactive Geo Referenced Map to help gather data from members of the community that after an information visualization process can be used to empower them implementing participatory design and improve their own context.
Roberto Razo Rodríguez   +1 more
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Participatory mapping for community empowerment

Asian Geographer, 2016
ABSTRACTThis paper attempts to show how participatory mapping practices can contribute to local water resource management for community empowerment. The river bank communities such as Chapra encounter exclusion because of geographic aspects of local water development projects.
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Public Participation GIS, Participatory GIS, and Participatory Mapping

2017
Participatory mapping (PM) and public/participation GIS (P/PGIS) are umbrella terms under which a variety of mapping research and practice takes place. Local people who reside “in the map” are included in the collection, analysis, sharing, and visualization of geospatial data with the goal to make GIS and cartographic practice more inclusive and ...
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Participatory Asset Mapping Research Documents

Between 2018 and 2020, the Natural Hazards Center at the University of Colorado Boulder conducted an evaluation entitled: Building State Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOADs) Capacities to Protect Children in Emergencies. This project was designed to assess the capacity of state-level VOADs to address children’s needs before, during, and ...
Vickery, Jamie   +4 more
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Participatory Mapping

2022
John D. Morgan, Jocelyn Evans
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Aspirations mapping and participatory photography

This working paper investigates the role of participatory photography for engaging young people in deep, reflexive explorations of their aims and aspirations and how these are contextualised in the socio-cultural and economic environments that they are inhabiting.
Sabiescu, Amalia, Zajzon, Noémi
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Participatory Place Mapping in Fire Planning

2012
Place situates social phenomena in geographical space, and thus the concept of place demands careful consideration of the role of scale and how different scales interact. This chapter discusses a study that used participatory mapping methods to examine the relationship between place meanings and proposed management actions.
Michael Cacciapaglia, Laurie Yung
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