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Fotoquest Go: A Citizen Science Approach to the Collection of in-

situ Land Cover and Land Use Data for Calibration and Validation

EARSel Symposium July 2 | Salzburg

WeObserve EO4CO Workshop

Steffen Fritz, Tobias Sturn,

Mathias Karner, Inian Moorthy, Linda See, Juan Carlos Laso

Bayas, Dilek Fraisl

International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

@FotoQuest_Go

@LandSense

@WeObserveEU

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Motivation

Uncovering the potential of citizen science and earth observation to

improve the way we see, map and understand the world

Improving the quality of Earth

Observation-based Land Use & Land Cover (LULC) maps/products

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Participatory process

EO-based mapping has a conventional top-down approach

It is possible to involve citizens and

interested experts to crowdsource the needed information using a more

participatory approach

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Land Use/Cover Area

Frame Survey (LUCAS)

Systematic sample every 3 years Trained surveyors

Validate CORINE land cover maps

Publically available for cal/val of EO products

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A more participatory approach to land

use/cover mapping?

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 689812

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Mobile application for in-situ data collection to promote community-based LULC awareness and monitoring

http://fotoquest-go.org/

FotoQuest Go

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Photos in 4 cardinal directions plus target location itself

FotoQuest Go

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138 users

1600

+

quests

7600

+

photos

FotoQuest Go - 2018 June à September

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Contributions

User is at the exact location

Land Use/Cover identified correctly

Check change to previous LUCAS data

Four photos taken in the cardinal directions Quality of photos

FQ Go LUCAS

NorthEastSouthWest

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Good examples

FotoQuest user is getting closer to the point than LUCAS

LUCAS surveyors do not walk to very remote points

FotoQuest user is reaching points in water!

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Not perfect examples

FotoQuest user has not reached the target location

User identifies wrong crop type or wrong field

Photo quality & usability

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Quality Feedback

Financial incentive (€1 / point) for points approved by an expert

45%

52%

75%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

July August September

Percentage of high quality points

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Lessons learned

Feedback on quality and communication with participants is critical

Evidence of learning can be observed

Potential low-cost & valuable

complementary dataset to LUCAS

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Fotoquest Go: A Citizen Science Approach to the Collection of in-

situ Land Cover and Land Use Data for Calibration and Validation

EARSel Symposium July 2 | Salzburg

WeObserve EO4CO Workshop

Steffen Fritz, Tobias Sturn,

Mathias Karner, Inian Moorthy, Linda See, Juan Carlos Laso

Bayas, Dilek Fraisl

International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

@FotoQuest_Go

@LandSense

@WeObserveEU

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