From late October 2013 to early June 2015, the Citizen Sense research project collaborated with residents of northeastern Pennsylvania to develop a citizen-led air-quality monitoring project.
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Working together with filmmaker Catherine Pancake, Citizen Sense has developed 5 videos documenting “Pollution Sensing” fieldwork, resident concerns, monitoring practices and events.
The Citizen Sense Airsift Dustbox Data Analysis Toolkit, the Airsift PM2.5 Data Analysis Toolkit and the Airsift Frackbox Data Analysis Toolkit make it possible to analyze and download citizen-generated air-quality data points collected...
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You can view and download over 5 million citizen-generated particulate matter (PM2.5) data points using the Citizen Sense Airsift PM2.5 Data Analysis Toolkit.
You can view, analyze and download Citizen Sense collected air-quality data on criteria air pollutants using the Airsift Frackbox Data Analysis Toolkit. The data was collected at sites nearby natural...
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Sensors are everywhere. Small, flexible, economical, and computationally powerful, they operate ubiquitously in environments.
Unconventional natural gas extraction in the form of hydraulic fracturing began in the Marcellus Shale region in Pennsylvania in 2003.
Citizen Sense will be running a panel, Sensing Practices, at the American Association of Geographers 2016 in San Francisco.
The industrial practice of gas extraction known as hydraulic fracturing has triggered a wide range of citizen monitoring projects.
Northeastern Pennsylvania is an area with extensive if scattered infrastructure related to shale gas production. The smells, sounds and sights…
