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The slides of the talk by Mario Gutierrez and Oleguer Sagarra at 2nd Citizen Science day, held in BCN in the framework of NOVUM 2015. (http://lameva.barcelona.cat/novum/ca/ci%C3%A9ncia-ciutadana/citizen-science-day)

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Collective Experiments
for Citizen Science
Oleguer Sagarra
Mario Gutiérrez-Roig

Engagement
One of the most important challenges in Citizen Science:
(Source: www.edelman.com)

Pop-up
Experiments
Our proposed solution:

Our Experience:
● First Bee-Path Experiment (June 2012)
● Second Bee-Path Experiment (June 2013)
● DAU Experiment (December 2012)
● Dr. Brain Experiment (December 2014)
Decison-Making in Finance
Human Mobility
Cooperative Games
● Mr. Banks Experiment (December 2013)

● Time
● Space
● Concept
“Well-
defined”
(Users are curious)
(Advertisement is effective)
(Users are lazy)

● “What ifs?”
● Expected
● Unexpected
One-Shot
(Source: http://sadderbutwiser.files.wordpress.com)

Expected: Tech Details
(Source: www.bsc.es)

(Source: http://blog.qsrinternational.com)
D-DAY -2
D-DAY -4
D-DAY -3
D-DAY -1
D-DAY

Scalable
Heterogeneous (might not work)
Backend & Error handling
Cheap
Non-Scalable
Controlled
Expensive

Unexpected:
Environmental Factors
(Source: http://meljay.hubpages.com/hub/Caesar-My-Fascination)

(Source: http://www.mauricekerrigan.com/blog/adaptability-skills-in-the-workplace-part-1/)
Adaptability

Objectives matter
(Know your priorities!)

Placement matters
(Know your
neighborhood!)

Return to Citizens
&
Scientiffic Outputs
(Source: http://www.faticon.com)

Onsite Aftermath
Mailing with early
results:

● Publication in Scientific Journal
● Science Conferences
● Project Website (www.mr-banks.net)
● Publication in Scientific Journal
● Scientific Conferences
● Project Website (www.bee-path.net)
● Educational Materials (Spot & Applets)
● Open Data & Open Code
● Workshops
● Talks in Public Places (Libraries & Museums)
● Publication in Scientific Journal
● Scientific Conferences

If everything else fails against
engagement problem just try...
Pop-up
Experiments!

A few things to discuss...
●
Scientifc engagement problem:
– Big efort vs Low (Professional) recognition
●
Timescales problem:
– Pop Up (short and festive) vs Scientifc Method (long and
painful)
●
Coordination “problem”:
– Truly multidisciplinar approach (Science + Tech + Public
+ …)
●
Engage further the citizens on equal terms?
– Pros vs Amateurs
mariogutierrezroig@ub.edu
osagarra@ub.edu
(@usagarra)

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Pop-up experiments: Lessons from experience in collective citizen science experiments

1. Collective Experiments for Citizen Science Oleguer Sagarra Mario Gutiérrez-Roig

2. Engagement One of the most important challenges in Citizen Science: (Source: www.edelman.com)

3. Pop-up Experiments Our proposed solution:

4. Our Experience: ● First Bee-Path Experiment (June 2012) ● Second Bee-Path Experiment (June 2013) ● DAU Experiment (December 2012) ● Dr. Brain Experiment (December 2014) Decison-Making in Finance Human Mobility Cooperative Games ● Mr. Banks Experiment (December 2013)

5. ● Time ● Space ● Concept “Well- defined” (Users are curious) (Advertisement is effective) (Users are lazy)

6. ● “What ifs?” ● Expected ● Unexpected One-Shot (Source: http://sadderbutwiser.files.wordpress.com)

7. Expected: Tech Details (Source: www.bsc.es)

8. (Source: http://blog.qsrinternational.com) D-DAY -2 D-DAY -4 D-DAY -3 D-DAY -1 D-DAY

9. Scalable Heterogeneous (might not work) Backend & Error handling Cheap Non-Scalable Controlled Expensive

10. Unexpected: Environmental Factors (Source: http://meljay.hubpages.com/hub/Caesar-My-Fascination)

11. A true story...

12. (Source: http://www.mauricekerrigan.com/blog/adaptability-skills-in-the-workplace-part-1/) Adaptability

13. Objectives matter (Know your priorities!)

14. Placement matters (Know your neighborhood!)

15. Communication matters (It's showtime!)

16. Return to Citizens & Scientiffic Outputs (Source: http://www.faticon.com)

17. Onsite Aftermath Mailing with early results:

18. ● Publication in Scientific Journal ● Science Conferences ● Project Website (www.mr-banks.net) ● Publication in Scientific Journal ● Scientific Conferences ● Project Website (www.bee-path.net) ● Educational Materials (Spot & Applets) ● Open Data & Open Code ● Workshops ● Talks in Public Places (Libraries & Museums) ● Publication in Scientific Journal ● Scientific Conferences

19. If everything else fails against engagement problem just try... Pop-up Experiments!

20. A few things to discuss... ● Scientifc engagement problem: – Big efort vs Low (Professional) recognition ● Timescales problem: – Pop Up (short and festive) vs Scientifc Method (long and painful) ● Coordination “problem”: – Truly multidisciplinar approach (Science + Tech + Public + …) ● Engage further the citizens on equal terms? – Pros vs Amateurs mariogutierrezroig@ub.edu osagarra@ub.edu (@usagarra)

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