Crowdsourcing for Water Monitoring

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Methodology for crowdsourcing water quality data

This report documents the theoretical background that is being used to pilot the concept of crowdsourcing water quality data. It explores the theory of change, citizen science and crowdsourcing, and provides a short overview of water quality indicator selection as well as an outline for conducting a crowdsourced water quality study.
The methodology proposed herein combines empowerment of the public through participation in the scientific process (citizen science) with modern technologies to collect, gather, and disseminate data (crowdsourcing).

Supported Use Cases

Collect in-Field Data

The full methodology on how to involve different actors when designing and integrating a crowdsourcing for collecting in-field data on water quality.

Very detailed document - straight forward to implementing it.

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Motivate participation

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Crowdsourcing project design considerations

When pursuing a crowdsourcing project, it is advised to consider social design, technical design,
and program design from the outset (Hutchings et al. 2012). The text lists the important
components to consider, potential barriers restricting long-term sustainability of the project, and
actions to take for each design element.