CitSciOz18 Videos

Below you can find all the videos from CitSciOz18 which took place in Adelaide, February 7th-9th, 2018.

We know it’s not quite as good as being there, but it’s the next best thing!

We have grouped the videos together into subject areas to make it easier for you to find what you are looking for.

Welcomes, Acknowledgements and Keynotes

 

CitSciOz18 Official Conference Opening

#CitSciOz18 Welcome to Delegates by Dr Erin Roger ACSA Chair

#CitSciOz18 1st Keynote Speaker: Dr Alan Finkel

#CitSCiOz18 2nd Keynote Speaker Dr Caren Cooper NCSU

#CitSciOz18 3rd Keynote Speaker: Dr Emilie Ens - Ngukurr Wi Stadi Bla Kantri

#CitSciOz18 Keynote 4: Amy Stirling - EyeWire - A Game To Map The Brain

Citizen Science – How to…

There are lots of things you need to think about in order to create a successful citizen science program. These presentations explore the possibilities presented by citizen science and give you instruction on how to maximise it’s potential.

K Leigh: Forget The Trade Offs (Excerpt)

J Davies: The Use of an ROV For Engaging Students in Marine Citizen Science

D Mossop: Using Co-Design to Create More Effective Monitoring Programs *Excerpt*

Y Golumbic: What Do You Want To Explore?

T Phillips Examining Engagement In Citizen Science

M Mills: Once Upon A Time

M Kinsela: CoastSnap - Community Beach Monitoring In Your Pocket

K Andrews: National Science Week Projects - ABC Science (Excerpt)

E Rojer: Understanding Motivations And Barriers To Citizen Science

S Pitman: The Hidden Power Of Citizen Science

T Hayes: Harnessing Community Knowledge Through Citizen Science

#CitSciOz18 - "What Is Citizen Science?" Public Lecture

M Neil: Social Media for Citizen Science

R Upton: The Importance of Conservation Ethic & Commitment To in the Retention of Citizen Scientists

P Roetman: Assessing and Developing Citizen Science Projects

T Preston: Multiple Means of Communication - Getting The Methods Across

D Adams: Using Social Media and Digital Comms to Build a National Citizen Science Project

A Chapman: Citizen Science Project Design and Continuous Engagement Strategies

Citizen Science for Environmental Science

The following videos explore how citizen science is a great resource for studies in environmental science such as species monitoring, environmental change, weather monitoring and on-going environmental stability.

K Armstrong: The MEGA Murray Darling Microbat Project

H Parsons: The Birds in Schools Program

K Burke Da Silva: Saving Nemo Through Aquaculture & Citizen Science

C Calyx: How Citizen Science Can Help Us Respond To Natural Disasters

S Hummerston: Rare Flora Search And Rescue - Partnering With Community Volunteers

M McGrouther: Australian Fishes - A Community of Fish-spotters From Australia & New Zealand

R Hicks: Reeling Out The Science with Reef Life Surveys in South Australia

P Rismiller: Citizen Science And Monotreme Mysteries

T Perry: EchidnaCSI - A Forensic Approach To Help Echidna Conservation

J Davies: The Use of an ROV For Engaging Students in Marine Citizen Science

C Webb: The Public As A Partner In Enhancing Mosquito Surveillance

K Wilson: Unleashing the Potential of Citizen Science in Environmental Science for NSW

M Mulvaney: How Engaged Citizen Scientists Transformed Nature Conservation in the ACT

A Vanderstock: Mines Over Matter - Citizen Science & Air Pollution in Rural NSW

J Martin: Sulphur-crested Cockatoos Are Left Handed

D Adams: FrogID - We're Putting Australia's Frogs On The Map!

D Murphy: Community Data Discovery With The WaterWatch & EstuaryWatch Web Portals

A Tokmakoff: Gamification in Wild Orchid Watch

R Stephens: What Is DigiVol And What Are Institutions Around The World Using It For?

J Antsee: Citizen Science Helping Satellite Measurement of Water Quality

H van der Woerd: Citizens and Satelites for Global Monitoring of Natural Waters

A Robinson - Creating A BioExpertise Economy (Questagame)

P West - FeralScan Community-based Invasive Species Monitoring

R Green - A Bioblitz in a Deluge: A Success Despite The Weather

G Pollard - Citizen Science in Urban Agriculture Research: Results From the Edible Garden Project

J Thomas: The Threatened Bird Network (Excerpt)

L Mata: Pollinator Observatories - Citizen Science To Reconnect People With Nature In Cities

Dr B Hansen - The National Waterbug Blitz: Citizens Assessing Australian Waterways

N Van Nieuwenhove: The Monash EcoCampus App

J Cally: #FieldProjects Conserving a Critically Endangered Species in Victorian Highlands WOTCH

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The Modern World and Citizen Science

These videos explore the relationship between citizen science and the modern world in the areas of technology and society.

#CitSciOz18 Keynote 4: Amy Stirling - EyeWire - A Game To Map The Brain

#CitSciOz18 Plenary 3 - Artificial Intelligence and Citizen Science

G Pollard - Citizen Science in Urban Agriculture Research: Results From the Edible Garden Project

S Rowbotham: Exploring The Potential Of Citizen Science Approaches In Public Health

C Bonfiglioli: Investigating Citizen Science Journalism Responses to a Distrupted Media Environment

T Malthus: Critical Evaluation of Smartphone Apps as Tools For Water Quality Monitoring

J Antsee: Citizen Science Helping Satellite Measurement of Water Quality

H van der Woerd: Citizens and Satelites for Global Monitoring of Natural Waters

B Tucker: Searching for Planet 9 with the BBC