Publications
Explore ExCiteS research outputs on this UCL Geography publications page, showcasing studies in citizen science, digital engagement, and participatory geographic information.
This page lists publications by Extreme Citizen Science (ExCiteS), highlighting research on citizen science, participatory mapping, and digital engagement methods. Browse outputs by year to see how ExCiteS collaborates with communities to develop tools and knowledge that address local social and environmental challenges.
- Innovations in and the changing landscape of geography education with Geographic Information Systems by Patrick Rickles and Dr Claire Ellul
- The Future of Geospatial Education by Patrick Rickles
- Digital engagement methods for earthquake and fire preparedness: a review by Verrucci, E., Perez-Fuentes, G., Rossetto, T., Bisby, L., Haklay, M., Rush, D., Rickles, P., Fagg, G., Joffe, H.
- Preliminary Investigations into Usability of 3D Environments for 2D GIS Users by Lu, Y-T, Ellul, C., Skarlatidou, A.
- Patterns of contribution to citizen science biodiversity projects increase understanding of volunteers' recording behaviour by Boakes, E.H., Gliozzo, G., Seymour, V., Harvey, M., Smith, C., Roy, D.B., Haklay, M.
- The Human-Nature Relationship and Its Impact on Health: A Critical Review by Seymour, V.
- Exploring new ways of digital engagement: a study on how mobile mapping and applications can contribute to disaster preparedness by Fagg, G., Verrucci, E., Rickles, P.
- Investigating approaches to improving rendering performance of 3D city models on mobile devices by Ellul, C., Altenbuchner, J.
- From 3D City Modelling to 3D Country Modelling: First Tests on Scale-Dependent Rendering on Mobile Devices by Ellul, C., Altenbuchner, J.
- Privacy-preserving computation of participatory noise maps in the cloud by Drosatos, G., Efraimidis, P.S., Athanasiadis, I.N., Stevens, M., D'Hondt, E.
- Taking Participatory Citizen Science to Extremes by Stevens, M., Vitos, M., Altenbuchner, A., Conquest, G., Lewis, J., Haklay, M.
- Does wellbeing correlate with pro-environmental behaviours (within Volunteering Impacts) by Seymour, V.
- A Preliminary Investigation into the Challenges of Learning GIS in Interdisciplinary Research by Rickles, P. Ellul, C.
- Identifying Important Geographic Information System Concepts in Interdisciplinary Research: An Analysis of Google Scholar by Rickles, P. Ellul, C.
- Using Free and Open Source GIS to Automatically Create Standards-Based Metadata in Academia by Ellul, C. Tamash, N., Xian, F., Stuiver, J., Rickles, P.
- Crowdsourced Geographic Information Use in Government by Haklay, M., Antoniou, V., Basiouka, S., Soden, R., Mooney, P.
- Developing an agent-based evacuation simulation model based on the study of human behaviour in fire investigation reports by Roan, T.
- Crowdsourced geodata and the semantic web: a use case by Gliozzo, G.
- Designing for the Space of Emotion by Nold, C.
- LOD 1 vs. LOD 2 - Preliminary Investigations into Differences in Mobile Rendering Performance by Ellul, C., Altenbuchner, J.
- Community Mapping by non-literate Citizen Scientists in the Rainforest by Vitos, M., Stevens, M., Lewis, J., Haklay, M.
- Participatory noise mapping works! An evaluation of participatory sensing as an alternative to standard techniques for environmental monitoring by D'Hondt, E., Stevens, M., Jacobs, A.
- Using space syntax and historical land-use data to interrogate narratives of high street 'decline' in two Greater London suburbs by Griffiths, S., Dhanani, A., Ellul, C., Haklay, M., Jeevendrampillai, D., Nikolova, N., Rickles, P.
- Growing a Commons Food Regime: Theory and Practice by Chang, M.
- Guidelines for trust interface design for public engagement Web GIS by Skarlatidou, A., Cheng, T., Haklay, M.
- An approach towards considering users' requirements in transport data visualisation by Tanaksaranond, G., Skarlatidou, A., Cheng, T.
- Participatory monitoring of poaching in the Congo basin by Stevens, M., Vitos, M., Lewis, J., Haklay, M.
- Making local knowledge matter: Supporting non-literate people to monitor poaching in Congo by Vitos, M., Stevens, M., Lewis, J., Haklay, M.
- Neogeography and the delusion of democratisation by Haklay, M.
- Technological leapfrogging in the Congo basin, pygmies and global positioning systems in central Africa: What has happened and where is it going? By Lewis, J.
- Accessible technologies and FPIC: independent monitoring with forest communities in Cameroon by Lewis, J., Nkuintchua, T.
- La percezione della sicurezza dello spazio pubblico: un contributo applicativo dei GIS by Gliozzo, G., La Rosa, D.
- Geographic Information Science and Public Participation: Book Review by Regalado, C.
- In conversation with Christian Nold author of Emotional Cartography (ebook) by Shumack, K.
- Emotional Cartography by Nold, C.
- Transport mapping: emotional cartography, mobility and the body politics of place by Crabtree, L, Nold, C., Shumack, K, Tuckwell, J.
- Biotagging Manchester: Interdisciplinary Exploration of Biodiversity by Nold, C., Tweddle, J., Ellis, R., Hemment, D., Wynne, B.
- The Internet of People for a Post-Oil World by Nold, C., Kranenburg, R.
- Community memories for sustainable societies: The case of environmental noise by Stevens, M.
- Discriminant Analysis for Assigning Short-Term Counts to Seasonal Adjustment Factor Groupings by Tsapakis, I., Schneider, W.H., Bobol, A.S.Z., Skarlatidou, A.
- Trust in web geographical information systems for public participation by Skarlatidou, A.
- Spatial access to healthcare: exploring the provision of local services by Lewis, D.J.
- What do lay people want to know about the disposal of nuclear waste? A mental model approach to the design and development of an online risk communication by Skarlatidou, A., Cheng, T., Haklay, M.
- Assessing Data Completeness of VGI through an Automated Matching Procedure for Linear Data by Koukoletsos, T., Haklay, M., Ellul, C.
- Citizen Science and Volunteered Geographic Information - overview and typology of participation by Haklay, M.
- A Flexible Database-Centric Platform for Citizen Science Data Capture by Ellul, C., Francis, L., Haklay, M.
- Trust in Web GIS: The role of the trustee attributes in the design of trustworthy Web GIS applications by Skarlatidou, A., Haklay, M., Cheng, T.
- Understanding the influence of specific Web GIS attributes in the formation of non-experts' trust perceptions by Cheng, T., Skarlatidou, A., Wardlaw, J., Haklay, M.
- A step towards the improvement of spatial data quality of Web 2.0 geo-applications: the case of OpenStreetMap by Antoniou, V., Haklay, M., Morley, J.
- Mapping for Change by Haklay, M., Francis, L., Rahemtulla, H., Ellul, C.
- Web 2.0 geotagged photos: Assessing the spatial dimension of the phenomenon by Antoniou, B., Haklay, M., Morley, J.
- How good is volunteered geographical information? A comparative study of OpenStreetMap and Ordnance Survey datasets by Haklay, M.
- How Many Volunteers Does it Take to Map an Area Well? By Haklay, M., Basiouka, S., Antoniou, V., Ather, A.
- Planning Alerts for Community Maps by Liu, Y., Ellul, C., Haklay, M.
- Beyond the Internet - Increasing Participation in Community Events by Text Messaging by Ellul, C., Rahemtulla, H., Haklay, M.
- Improving the London Green Map - Comparing Approaches to Displaying Large Numbers of Points in Google Maps by Ellul, C., Marteau, F., Haklay, M.
- A Mechanism to Create Community Maps for Non-Technical Users by Ellul, C., Haklay, M., Francis, L., Rahemtulla, H.
- Feeling the Way: Emotional Mapping by Lewis, D.J., Nold, C., Haklay, M.
- Empowering Individuals and Community Groups - is Web GIS the Way Forward? By Haklay, M., Francis, L.
- Noise Mapping Helps Citizens Take Action by Haklay, M., Francis, L., Whitaker, C.
- OpenStreetMap - User Generated Street Map by Haklay, M., Weber, P.
- A Mobile Spatial Messaging Service for a Grassroots Environmental Network by Rahemtulla, H.A., Haklay, M., Longley, P.A.
- Web mapping 2.0: the Neogeography of Geoweb by Haklay, M., Singleton, A., Parker, C.
- Usability Evaluation and PPGIS: Towards a User-Centred Approach by Haklay, M., Tobón, C.
- Public Access to Environmental Information: Past, Present and Future by Haklay, M.
- The Potential for Public Participation GIS in UK Environmental Planning: Appraisals by Active Publics by Harrison C.M., Haklay, M.
- Public Environmental information - Understanding Requirements and Patterns of Likely Public Use by Haklay, M.
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