• DOI:10.1080/2373566X.2016.1234355
Corpus ID: 132636376

From Citizen Sensing to Collective Monitoring: Working through the Perceptive and Affective Problematics of Environmental Pollution

@article{Pritchard2016FromCS,
  title={From Citizen Sensing to Collective Monitoring: Working through the Perceptive and Affective Problematics of Environmental Pollution},
  author={Helen Pritchard and J. Gabrys},
  journal={GeoHumanities},
  year={2016},
  volume={2},
  pages={354 - 371}
}

Helen Pritchard, J. Gabrys

Published 2016

Geography

GeoHumanities

Citizen sensing, or the practice of monitoring environments through low-cost and do-it-yourself (DIY) digital technologies, is often structured as an individual pursuit. The very term citizen within citizen sensing suggests that the practice of sensing is the terrain of one political subject using a digital device to monitor her or his environment to take individual action. Yet in some circumstances, citizen sensing practices are reworking the sites and distributions of environmental monitoring… CONTINUE READING

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