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Citizen Science: Enabling Participatory Urbanism Paul Aoki, R.J. Honicky, Alan Mainwaring, Chris Myers, Eric Paulos, Sushmita Subramanian, and Alli son Woodruff Demonstartion Submission UbiComp , September 2008 (to appear)

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Page 1: 2008-11.04 Citizen Science

Citizen Science: Enabling Participatory Urbanism

Paul Aoki, R.J. Honicky, Alan Mainwaring, Chris Myers, Eric Paulos, Sushmita Subramanian, and Allison WoodruffDemonstartion Submission UbiComp, September 2008 (to appear)

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Motivation

• Mobile phone usage – communication tool > networked mobile personal

measurement instrument

• Real-time environmental data

• Mobile phone can sense and tell us what?

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Look around you right now

Were pesticides used on these fruits?

Is the noise level safe here? 

Is this water safe to drink?

How healthy is the air I'm breathing ?

How hot is it?

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Motivation

• Temperature, humidity, AQI (averaging)

• Real-time pollen counts

• Own actual decibel measurements

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Introduction

• Facts about our future mobile phones:– more sensing and processing capabilities – contribute and collective

• data collector

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Study 1: Perceptions Of Air Quality

• People's perceptions of air quality• 12 residents (9M/3F 23-56 years old) • Several insights

• None of the participants had a clear understanding

• don't trust the government •

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Study 1: Perceptions Of Air Quality

• Ergo: Air Quality On-the-Go

Air Quality Index Bakersfield, CACurrently @3:00 PM = 47 (GOOD) Ozone6/4: 95 (MODERATE) Ozone6/5: 124 (UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE PEOPLE) Ozone

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Study 2: Air Quality Sensing Field Study • 7 taxi drivers and 3 students in Accra

For Taxi For student

GPS logger

carbon monoxide sensor

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Study 2: Air Quality Sensing Field Study

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Research Prototype Platforms

• TI MSP430 microcontroller

• carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxide (NOx), and ozone (O3) gas sensors as well as temperature, relative humidity, and motion (3D accelerometer) sensors

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Research Prototype Platforms GOIN' MOBILE: THE STREET SWEEPER

DEPLOYMENT' GOIN '

Street Sweeper gas sensor board, a fan

main board and a mobile phone

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Research Prototype Platforms

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AQI

Air Quality Index(AQI) Values

Levels of Health Concern

Colors

When the AQIis in this range:

...air quality conditions are:

...as symbolizedby this color:

0 to 50 Good Green

51 to 100 Moderate Yellow

101 to 150 Unhealthy forSensitive Groups

Orange

151 to 200 Unhealthy Red

201 to 300 Very Unhealthy Purple

301 to 500 Hazardous Maroon

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sketched

• Bluetooth headsets

• Interacting With Air Quality Measurements

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Interacting With Air Quality Measurements

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Interacting With Air Quality Measurements

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Interacting With Air Quality Measurements

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Conclusion• Communication tool to that of a sensor rich personal measurement instrum

ent

• citizen science