USGS iCoast -- did the coast change?: designing a crisis crowdsourcing App to validate coastal change models
USGS iCoast -- did the coast change?: designing a crisis crowdsourcing App to validate coastal change models
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USGS iCoast——海岸发生了变化吗？：设计一个危机众包应用程序来验证海岸变化模型
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2014
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M. Dennis Krohn
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Sophia B. Liu;Barbara S. Poore;R. Snell;A. Goodman;Nathaniel G. Plant;H. Stockdon;Karen L.M. Morgan;M. Dennis Krohn
“iCoast——海岸变了吗？”是美国地质调查局 (USGS) 的一个研究项目，该项目整合了众包和公民科学技术来开发一个网络应用程序，让感兴趣的志愿者可以用有关桑迪飓风后海岸线地貌变化的定性信息来标记 USGS 倾斜航空照片。 iCoast 与沿海科学家合作设计，以确保 iCoast 生成的众包数据可用于帮助验证 USGS 的海岸变化预测模型，并教育公众有关极端风暴后海岸侵蚀的知识。战略性地实施了与不同人群互动的不同机制。出现了各种社会技术挑战和意想不到的结果。
"iCoast -- Did the Coast Change?" is a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) research project that integrates crowdsourcing and citizen science techniques to develop a web application that allows interested volunteers to tag USGS oblique aerial photographs with qualitative information about the geomorphological changes to the coastline after Hurricane Sandy. iCoast has been collaboratively designed with coastal scientists to ensure that the crowdsourced data produced from iCoast can be used to help validate USGS predictive models of coastal change and to educate the public about coastal erosion after extreme storms. Different mechanisms for interacting with different crowds have been strategically implemented. Various sociotechnical challenges and unexpected outcomes have emerged.