The MICS Online Guidance has been specifically designed for citizen science practitioners and academics. It provides insights into the various impacts of citizen science and why it is important to measure them, how citizen science initiatives can be co-designed for impact, and how to measure their impacts. The MICS Online Guidance guides users through available resources such as tools, scientific papers, training materials and networks.
The guidance featured here has been produced, tested and/or reviewed by the MICS project consortium. Many of the resources are well-documented and have already been used in citizen science initiatives by MICS or beyond. Most descriptions include a key reference, so you can explore more about their background or their application.
How to cite: 'MICS consortium (2022). MICS Online Guidance, https://about.mics.tools/guidance
Acknowledgements
MICS Partners
IHE Delft, Earthwatch, River Restoration Centre (RRC), Alto Adriatico Water Authority (AAWA), Geonardo, GeoEcoMar
IHE Delft
- Uta Wehn
- Mohammad Gharesifard
- Luke Somerwill
- Ane Bilbao
Earthwatch
- Luigi Ceccaroni
- Stephen Parkinson
- James Sprinks
- Sasha Woods
River Restoration Centre (RRC)
- Hannah Joice
- John Wheatland
- Martin James
Alto Adriatico Water Authority (AAWA)
Geonardo
GeoEcoMar