Mesa Redonda Ciencia Ciudadana Campus Gutenberg 2015

Ciencia ciudadana en acción

Josep Perello

[email protected] @JosPerello @OpenSystemsUB / @CLabBarcelona

Campus Gutenberg (14 September 2015). Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Ci3zen Science “general public engagement in scienIfic research acIviIes when ciIzens acIvely contribute to science either with their intellectual effort or surrounding knowledge or with their tools and resources” Green and White Paper of CiIzen Science SocienIze (IberCivis, EU project)

OpenBeeResearch. Urban Bees Project

Laurent Mignonneau and Christa Sommerer, Eau de Jardin. Living Systems, Arts Santa Mònica 2011

Public Experimenta3on

OpenSystems Departament de Fisica Fonamental Universitat de Barcelona

www.ub.edu/opensystems @OpenSystemsUB Since 2012

Barcelona CiIzen Science Office h]p://cciutadana.barcelonalab.cat @CCiutadana

Riu.NET : h]p://riunet.net AtrapaElTigre : h]p://atrapaelIgre.com Pollen and Allergies : h]p://lap.uab.cat/aerobiologia Seawatchers : h]p://observadorsdelmar.cat OpenSystems : h]p://ub.edu/opensystems

Community of pracIce with 5 different research groups having CiIzen Science projects. Since 2012

h]p://issuu.com/bcnlabcienciaciudadana

When dissemina3on is not anymore dissemina3on


A fesIval as a lab

Aerial Cartography of a Neighborhood (Raval Barcelona, 2015). Public Lab


Paral·lel (Molino)Plaça de la Bella Dorita. BarcelonaFecha: 19.00h. 15 abril 2015Fotógrafos: Teb Raval; Basurama; Public Laboratory.Herramienta: MapknitterImágenes y mapa: http://mapknitter.org/maps/parallel-2015Licencia: Dominio PúblicoResolución: cm/pixelCoordenadas: Latitud 41.3745415 Longitud 2.1677728Cartógrafo: Pablo Rey Mazón

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Urban Bees: Castell dels Tres Dragons (Museu de Ciències Naturals), HANGAR, IMI-‐Ayuntamiento de Barcelona, ICUB-‐Ayuntamiento de Barcelona, UB Sensors (Arduino): Humidity, Temperature, Bee-‐Counter, Sound, Video and weight SocienIze (Ibercivis, UZ), EU project. Socios: Melliferopolis (FI) i OpenBeeLab (FR). www.openbeeresearch.org (en construcción)

OpenBeeResearch

Human Behaviour and Games

Board Game Fes3val DAU 2012 •  160 volunteers, 3 research groups

engaged and an actor •  CooperaIon as a funcIon of the age.

Results •  TransiIon from reciprocal

cooperaIon to persistent behaviour in social dilem as at the end of adolescence, M GuIérrez-‐Roig, C Gracia-‐Lázaro, J Perelló, Y Moreno and A Sánchez. Nature CommunicaIons 5 (2014) 4362


Board Game Fes3val DAU 2013 •  283 volunteers, 24,375 decisions •  TesIng Efficient Market Hypothesis •  Decision making and emergent

strategies in an uncertain environment.

•  h]p://mr-‐banks.net

Results

•  M. GuIérrez-‐Roig, J. Duch, J. Perelló, in preparaIon, 2015

with Outliers (Oscar Marín)


Board Game Fes3val DAU 2014 •  541 parIcipants, 8,366 acIons •  Dr. Brain: Looking for a cooperaIon

Phenotype with Prisonner Dilemma, Harmony Game, Stag-‐Hunt and Snowdrio.

Results •  A. Sánchez, Y. Moreno, C. Gracia-‐

Lázaro, J. Gómez-‐Gardeñes, J. Poncela-‐Casasnovas, J. Duch, J. Vicens, M. GuIérrez-‐Roig, J. Perelló, in preparaIon 2015.

In collaboraIon with Outliers collecIve

Bee-‐Path, Experiments on human mobility

The experiment. Science Fair 2012 The results

•  M. Gutiérrez-Roig, O. Sagarra, J. Palmer, A. Oltra, F. Bartumeus, A. Díaz-Guilera, J. Perelló, 2015, in preparation

•  12,000 visitors of Science fair in a centric park of Barcelona

•  Find the right team and create a brand

•  How do we move in an event (a park) where we know the events happening

•  QuanIfy how people is gerng oriented with an App

•  Finding pa]erns with data donated by volunteers and shared with them

•  www.bee-‐path.net

Bee-‐Path, Experiments on human mobility

The experiment. Big Bang Data Exhibi3on, CCCB 2014

In collaboraIon DomesIc Data Streamers and Counterest for the Big Bang Data exhibiIon in CCCB (Barcelona, 2014). Work in progress with undergraduate student Joan Bernat Ferrer, and Mario GuIérrez-‐Roig (PhD Student)

What is a lab?

“A laboratory experiment is a rare, costly, local, arIficial set up.” Bruno Latour

Research in the wild Michel Callon (2003) 1.   Researchers in the wild are directly concerned with the

knowledge they produce because they are both the objects and the subjects of their research.

2.   Produc3on and appropria3on overlap to a large extent, since it is one group that in the same movement elaborates and uses the knowledge.

3.   Incen3ves are of a different nature, for what is at issue in the case of research in the wild is fate and the survival of the group whose members wish to save their lives.

Research in the wild Michel Callon (2003) 4. Largely as a consequence of the preceding points, we cannot separate the elabora3on of knowledge from the construc3on of an iden3ty because this idenIty is also common and shared before being individual. 5. Research in the wild makes a strong contribu3on to the formula3on of problems and ques3ons that become intelligible for confined researchers, some of whom have parIcipated in their elaboraIon. The concerned groups, owing to their investment in research, are no longer the only ones concerned.

Joint work on I. Bonhoure, O. Sagarra and M. GuIérrez-‐Roig

Shaping a solu3on: the Pop-‐Up Experiments

Collec3ve Experimenta3on By contribuIng to a be]er understanding of these new and complicated collecIve dynamics, science studies will enrich debate on, and the performance of, the collecIves. Share risk with all parIcipants CollecIve experimentaIon and co-‐create the soluIons and the experiments From ma]ers of fact to ma]ers of concern (Latour: Ecology vs. Ecologism)

With the support of

Community of pracIce in CiIzen Science

CiIzen Science Office. Science Unit in the City Council

Science CommunicaIon in Bee-‐Path and Complexity Lab Barcelona (2014 SGR 608)

Mecánica estadísIca para "big data”: adquisición, análisis y modelización (FIS2013-‐47532-‐C3-‐3-‐P)

HosIng the experiments. Barcelona InsItute of Culture

[email protected] @JosPerello

@OpenSystemsUB @CLabBarcelona

Big thanks to: Isabelle Bonhoure, Mario GuIérrez-‐Roig, Anxo Sánchez, Yamir Moreno, Jordi Duch, Inés Garriga, Nadala Fernández, Fran Iglesias, Pedro Lorente, Carlota Segura, Clàudia Payrató, Joan Bernat Ferrer, DomesIc Data Streamers, Oscar Marín, Outliers, Albert Díaz-‐Guilera, Oleguer Sagarra, Julia Poncela-‐Casasnovas, Jesús Gómez-‐Gardeñes, Julian Vicens, Roi Sastre and to thousands of volunteers.