GeoComunidad embraces different environments of applications for communities built upon the GeoCitizens methodological framework and technological platform.
All these environments seek to structure an informative approach to engage citizens, habitants and local initiatives and organizations in taking collective action regarding the conservation, management, and design of there living environments.
The Geo-Citizens platform merges geo-web technologies and social media in one single, comprehensive, and interactive tool for participatory spatial planning. It allows citizens and communities to collaboratively report observations, discuss ideas, solve and monitor issues in their neighbourhoods.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
For further information please visit our blogpage or contact us!
Community work in Ilalo, Ecuador
Community work in Quito, Ecuador
Climate Change adaptation in Lushoto, Tanzania
Usability with students of UNIAC in Cali, Colombia
Atzmanstorfer, K., Resl, R., Eitzinger, A., & Izurieta, X. (2014). The GeoCitizen-approach: community-based spatial planning – an Ecuadorian case study. Cartography and Geographic Information Science, 00(00), 1–12. doi:10.1080/15230406.2014.890546.
Eitzinger, A., Atzmanstorfer, K., & Resl, R. (2013). The Geo-Citizen approach: Implementation of a collaborative participation framework for citizen collaboration. International Conference on Environmental Information and Communication. CEGeoIC 2013 Proceedings.
Resl, R., Eitzinger, A., Atzmanstorfer, K. (2012). Platform for Collaborative Problem Solving within the Citizen’s Spatial Context - the Geo-Citizen framework. 2012 Esri International User Conference Paper Sessions. San Diego, USA.
All these environments seek to structure an informative approach to engage citizens, habitants and local initiatives and organizations in taking collective action regarding the conservation, management, and design of there living environments.
The Geo-Citizens platform merges geo-web technologies and social media in one single, comprehensive, and interactive tool for participatory spatial planning. It allows citizens and communities to collaboratively report observations, discuss ideas, solve and monitor issues in their neighbourhoods.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
For further information please visit our blogpage or contact us!
In May 2016 we will launch a newly developed platform. Please follow these links to visit our piloting platforms:
Community work in Ilalo, Ecuador
Community work in Quito, Ecuador
Climate Change adaptation in Lushoto, Tanzania
Usability with students of UNIAC in Cali, Colombia
A beta version of the geocitizen reporting app with limited functionalities is available on:
Publications:
Atzmanstorfer, K., Resl, R., Eitzinger, A., & Izurieta, X. (2014). The GeoCitizen-approach: community-based spatial planning – an Ecuadorian case study. Cartography and Geographic Information Science, 00(00), 1–12. doi:10.1080/15230406.2014.890546.
Eitzinger, A., Atzmanstorfer, K., & Resl, R. (2013). The Geo-Citizen approach: Implementation of a collaborative participation framework for citizen collaboration. International Conference on Environmental Information and Communication. CEGeoIC 2013 Proceedings.
Resl, R., Eitzinger, A., Atzmanstorfer, K. (2012). Platform for Collaborative Problem Solving within the Citizen’s Spatial Context - the Geo-Citizen framework. 2012 Esri International User Conference Paper Sessions. San Diego, USA.