AAG Meeting in Seattle 12-16 April 2011 a Google Earth® open platform to cross scientific and social network communicative efforts on climate change topics. CLIMATE SCOPE: Presenter : Dr. Ramona Magno Authors: Valentina Grasso, Alfonso Crisci, Ramona Magno, Valerio Capecchi
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AAG Meeting in Seattle 12-16 April 2011
a Google Earth® open platform to cross scientific and social network communicative efforts on climate change topics.
CLIMATE SCOPE:
Presenter : Dr. Ramona Magno
Authors: Valentina Grasso, Alfonso Crisci, Ramona Magno, Valerio Capecchi
Information & Communication on climate change & energy savings at LOCAL LEVEL.
Information & Engage for LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS:
Schools Families Public Stakeholders
RACESRaising Awareness on Climate and Energy Savings
Leader: Florence Municipality Partners: CNR – Institute of Biometeorology; Modena Municipality; Fondazione E. Mach (TN); EURO-NET; University of Bari
5 Italian cities: Firenze, Modena, Trento, Potenza and Bari
RACES paradigm
• “Communicate Climate change”
• Information is not enough to change
• Transform awareness in ACTION
• Get involved in something concrete
• Where? In town!
RACES paradigm
Raising awareness
Participation
Information production
Global / Local impacts
- Meeting scientist and people- People contribute to better understand reality - User generated contents
Public participation different approach:
1. Limited to provide data to public
2. Public participation in environmental monitoring
Environmental monitoring
Public Participation in science
Both are pushing towards a new type of monitoring in which knowledge from
experts and from laypeople coexists.
Volounteer-collected data can include:– Opinion through written or spoken messages
– Objective and factual information (text, photo, sketches, videos)
– Measurements using sensors
Dissemination of this information is difficult and
not structured
ICT and WEB 2.0 change the nature of the
process
Not only the DATA COLLECTION but a new way of cooperation
VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES
User generated content
– Use geographic environment to understand climate change dynamics
– Easy & Powerful visual tool
– Integrate climatic information layers with “local observations” uploaded by teachers and students
– Disseminate schools’ activities using geographic environment
– Contents/data sharing to produce “volunteered geographic information” (Goodchild 2007)
Google Earth and Web 2.0 opportunities CLIMATE-SCOPE
CLIMATE-SCOPE stones
Informative global /regional layering
+
Citizen Intellingent Placemarking+
Scientific authoring & Supportdirectly inside the view
+Aggregative Mashup-ing
from other source thanks web 2.0 (i.e GeoRSS, Geo feed)