CitiMeasure
Using citizen measurements to create smart, sustainable, and inclusive cities
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Capturing the rain
Residents of Roeselare, a city in Belgium, have been experiencing abnormal droughts and intense rainfall in recent years, leading to catastrophic floods. To avoid rainfall consequences, the council involves students in collecting precipitation data via a fine-mesh...
Learning about air quality at an early age
As with many other European cities, the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague, is facing air quality problems. But now, residents and students can measure the air quality around them. The civic group Senzorvzduchu, z.s. (in English, ‘Air Sensor’) develops and gives...
Knowledge Centre
The Knowledge Centre includes the three co-created instruments and training material such as webinars and guidelines.
CitiAIR
CitiAIR is an inventory of citizen science stories on air quality. This online interactive tool collects and compares air quality monitoring initiatives.
Guidelines on Behaviour & Policy change
These guidelines include 65 specific recommendations to identify, understand, and enhance policy and behavioural changes resulting from citizen science initiatives.
Note: this is the prototype of the guidelines. The final set of guidelines is expected to be accessible here by May 2023.
Guidelines on Competencies for Digital Inclusion
These guidelines unpack 27 clusters of skills, knowledge, and attitudes for digital inclusion of different actors in citizen science projects, as well as 32 specific recommendations on how to enhance those competencies better.
Note: this is the prototype of the guidelines. The final set of guidelines is expected to be accessible here by May 2023.
News
Find all the updates, events, and news about the CitiMeasure project in this section!
Capturing the rain
Residents of Roeselare, a city in Belgium, have been experiencing abnormal droughts and intense rainfall in recent years, leading to catastrophic floods. To avoid rainfall consequences, the council involves students in collecting precipitation data via a fine-mesh...
Learning about air quality at an early age
As with many other European cities, the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague, is facing air quality problems. But now, residents and students can measure the air quality around them. The civic group Senzorvzduchu, z.s. (in English, ‘Air Sensor’) develops and gives...
Odour sensing – citizen science shaping EU policies and regulations
During the Engaging Citizen Science Conference in Aarhus, Denmark, in April 2022, the SensJus project discovered how citizen science can steer environmental regulation.
Testing new guidelines and tools for citizen science
Our partners have developed new guidelines and tools for fostering behavioural and policy change, and digital inclusion within citizen science initiatives. They are now putting them to the test.
Latest Deliverables
