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A citizen science tool for in-situ land use and land cover monitoring

Presenter: Steffen Fritz - fritz@iiasa.ac.at

Inian Moorthy, Tobias Sturn, Dilek Fraisl, Mathias Karner, Juan Carlos Laso Bayas, Linda See, Ian McCallum

FotoQuest Go

International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

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Improving the quality of Earth

Observation-based Land Use & Land Cover maps/products

Uncovering the potential of citizen science and earth observation to improve the way we see, map and understand the world

Lowering cost of in-situ (ground- based) data collection methods, while promoting environmental stewardship

Motivation

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Mobile App

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

http://fotoquest-go.org/

Lessons Contact

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Photos in 4 cardinal directions plus target location itself

Navigate to Location

Take photos

Answer questions

Submit for QA

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

Feedback to contributor

Step 5

FotoQuest Go Process

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Campaign

Quality control & assurance process

Feedback to contributors via app & email

Monetary incentive of 1€ per point 100+

Contributors

912+

Quests

4560+

Photos

11 weeks

Contribute to science 4.7 Strong interest in project 4.6

Enjoy being outdoors 4.5

Discover new landscapes 4.3

Enjoy using the app 4.2

User friendly app 4.1

Excited about rewards 4.1

User Survey

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Results

NorthEastSouthWest

FotoQuest User Surveyor

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Results

Target Surveyor Fotoquest

Forest target

Water target

FotoQuest user closer to target

FotoQuest user closer to target

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Lessons

Near-real time quality control improves data quality Near-real time feedback is connected to user learning

Fotoquest GO can provide complementary dataset to LUCAS surveys Contributors are interested in science and being outdoors

Ongoing efforts to evaluate data quality, and comparison to LUCAS Ongoing efforts to improve app user friendliness

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A citizen science tool for in-situ land use and land cover monitoring

Presenter: Steffen Fritz - fritz@iiasa.ac.at

Inian Moorthy, Tobias Sturn, Dilek Fraisl, Mathias Karner, Juan Carlos Laso Bayas, Linda See, Ian McCallum

FotoQuest Go

International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

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