Citizen Observatories: the Landscape, tools and data innovations for sustainable development

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Citizen Observatories: the Landscape, tools and data innovations for sustainable development

Title Citizen Observatories: the Landscape, tools and data innovations for sustainable development
Description Recording from a WeObserve session organised in the context of of the conference ‘Knowledge for Change: A decade of Citizen Science (2020-2030) in support of the SDGs‘. This session invited contributions from Citizen Observatories (COs) and projects that identify as such, to join for an interactive ‘meet-and-greet’ session and to showcase CO tools and innovations that support sustainable development. This session provided an overview of the current landscape of COs and presented innovations from them, such as new methodologies and conceptual models, as well as data innovations from hackathons, innovation and open data challenges. Alongside selected contributions, the WeObserve project presented a co-design toolkit to generate ideas for new COs for public participation, environmental monitoring and disaster management in the context of the SDG framework, as well as results from the WeObserve Open Data Challenge.
Author(s) Inian Moorthy, Linda See, Gebhard Banko, Sofia Capellan, Vladimir Mrkajic, Ana-Maria Olteanu-Raimond, Elizabeth A. Schrammeijer, Michael Schultz, Matej Batič,Steffen Fritz, Chrysovalantis (Valantis) Tsiakos, Athanasia Tsertou, Georgios Tsimiklis, Angelos Amditis, Joan Maso, Ester Prat, Andy Cobley, Mel Woods, Raquel Ajates, Saskia Coulson, Nuria Castell, Sonja Grossberndt, Enza Lissandrello, Rasmus Steffansen, Nicola Morelli, Jenny Lindén, Marta Segura Roux, Karin Ekman, Marisa Ponti, Anna Broberg, Louise Francis, Hannah Stockwell, Maria Alonso, Sven Manske, Julia Lorke, Peter Lemm and Ulrich Hoppe
Source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5RyQawDfEg&t=1s
Language English
Keywords Citizen Observatories; landscape; data; tools
Audience Citizen Observatories and community based initiatives, citizen science (CS) practitioners, researchers, policy and decision makers, government officials, NSOs, and European Commission officers, including also UN agency representatives and data communities
Resource-Type  Moving Image (Video)
Resource Theme Reflections on science
Publisher Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
Publication date 15 Decemeber 2020
License Open Access
Resource identifier N/A
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