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Geographic Citizen Science Design: No One Left Behind by Muki Haklay, Artemis Skarlatidou (Paperback, 2021)

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Explore the innovative field of geographic citizen science with this insightful book that emphasizes the intersection of community engagement and scientific research. It delves into the principles and methodologies essential for designing effective citizen science projects that leverage geographical data. Through a variety of case studies, the text illustrates best practices and strategies for involving citizens in scientific inquiry, enhancing data collection, and fostering environmental stewardship. Ideal for researchers, educators, and community organizers, this book provides valuable insights into empowering people to contribute to scientific understanding and action through geographic data.

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A selection of case studies in the field of geographic citizen science casting insight on future research. Unbeknownst to them as they made their scientific discoveries, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and other gentlemen scientists would later inspire a field of scientific practice and innovation known as citizen science. Today, the growth and availability of citizen science projects have been substantial, as anyone can now contribute to a scientific discipline without professional qualifications. As a subset of this movement, geographic citizen science presents a unique approach towards supporting the participation of everyday citizens in the collection, analysis, and dissemination of scientific data. This book presents a selection of wide-ranging case studies that provide insights into the design, interaction barriers, and lessons learned from a diverse set of participants. The volume captures the current status of research and development of geographic citizen science, providing critical insight to inform technological innovation and future research in this area.