Outputs
Many papers and posters have been produced during the COST Action
This Action evaluated the utility of citizen sensors in mapping, debated means to encourage standardization, coordinated activities and identified how mapping can proceed with imperfect data. It produced protocols for the collection and use of volunteered data, encouraging good practices while not constraining volunteers. The work was highly inter-disciplinary and involved a diverse array of contributors.
At the end of the Action, there were partners represented in almost 30 countries.