Примеры использования Citizen science на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Interactive citizen science.
Citizen science opens new ways for data collection, complementing the classical monitoring approaches.
It is part of the Universe group of citizen science projects.
Promoting the role of citizen science for environmental observation and monitoring;
Synthetic biology approaches are also beginning to be used by the citizen science movement.
Astronomy, History, Citizen Science, Environment, Geography.
These include, for example,the Arctic Council, the Arctic Council Indigenous Peoples Secretariat and the European Citizen Science Association.
They routinely hold training workshops for citizen science and publish papers with amateurs as coauthors.
A global citizen science project that allows participants to analyze images, collect data, and share results with scientists.
Datasets from published scientific literature and research and citizen science projects will also be used.
Stardust@home is a citizen science project that encourages volunteers to search images for tiny interstellar dust impacts.
How to incorporate different types of knowledge, such as scientific knowledge,traditional knowledge, grey literature and citizen science, into the assessment process;
GLORIA, focused on citizen science, recorded in the Greenland ice sheet seven hours of the life-cycle of the glacier, where night observations are conducted.
However, progress is being made, particularly due to increasing participation in citizen science programmes, many of which are focused on plants.
The updating needs are anticipated to include recent technological developmentin monitoring passive sensors, application of remote sensing, citizen science, etc.
This information sharing opens up exciting opportunities for“citizen science” projects, where ordinary nature-lovers can contribute to research projects that require numerous observations.
Welcoming UNEP Live, he also suggested that the collection of scientific data could be enhanced by"citizen science" and the open dissemination of its results.
Citizen science networks are often involved in the observation of cyclic events of nature(phenology), such as effects of global warming on plant and animal life in different geographic areas.
Some additional questions that your country may wish to consider responding to are:Does your country have citizen science programmes that include collecting data on plants?
Facilitate identification of existing knowledge of different types and languages, data, practices and innovation, held by stakeholders themselves,including grey literature and citizen science.
The assessment will contribute to building multiple evidence bases(academic, indigenous andlocal knowledge, citizen science, etc.) for the links between biodiversity, ecosystem services and human well-being.
Crowdsourcing, citizen science, and related methodologies exploit telephone and Internet access to extend the range, diversity and scope of data collection by soliciting information from the general population.
Other parameters include the different disciplines(natural, social and economic sciences), types of knowledge(traditional,local and indigenous, citizen science) and sectors industry, health, food, energy.
Modern citizen science differs from its historical forms primarily in the access for, and subsequent scale of, public participation; technology is credited as one of the main drivers of the recent explosion of citizen science activity.
The programme included lectures and field surveys, covering different topics such as climate and phenology, dendrochronology, soil and water resources, paleoclimatology,wild life studies, participatory monitoring and citizen science.
Kyrgyz Mountains Environmental Education and Citizen Science Mountain communities in Naryn province, Kyrgyzstan, also have engaged closely with MSRI through the Kyrgyz Mountains Environmental Education and Citizen Science(KMEECS) project,with‘citizen science' approaches introduced at community level.
The generation, access to and management of knowledge and data would be supported through and build on a thematically widespread network of institutions and relevant initiatives such as initiativesto provide indigenous and local knowledge and citizen science initiatives.
One of the challenges faced by the Platform in pursuing stakeholder engagement would be how to give a voice to developing countries, indigenous communities and traditional andlocal knowledge holders, citizen science organizations, and also community-based conservation organizations, given the possible language barriers and other constraints such as limited funding or internet access.
In reach of the UCA Naryn Campus, and building synergies with the GIZ project Ecosystem-based adaptation to climate change in high mountainous regions of Central Asia,the At-Bashy monitoring pilot site also will contribute to promoting more participatory research and‘citizen science' in Central Asia.
The benefits and challenges associated with more participatory and inclusive data collection approaches for decision-making also were highlighted through this project,largely through the trial use of‘citizen science' methodologies, which generally resulted in a greater local awareness and appreciation of surrounding natural resources and the value of direct involvement in their monitoring and management.