“有用的”公民黑客对环境可持续性:知识转移和国际空间应用挑战

Sumen Rai, M. Griffiths
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公民黑客马拉松已经成为一个流行的、实验性的过程,通过它促进公众获取公开的政府数据,并使信息的公民使用成为可能。由NASA领导的国际空间应用挑战赛是一项备受瞩目的活动,旨在促进空间衍生数据的使用,为环境可持续性等“重大挑战”提供解决方案。公民黑客马拉松的核心是“管理”和“有用”的概念。该研究通过分析组织者的目标、参与者的观点和活动的结果,探讨了公民黑客的前景和现实,并得出结论:黑客马拉松的同伴过程促进了知识转移网络。
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'Useful' civic hacking for environmental sustainability: knowledge transfer and the International Space Apps Challenge
Civic hackathons have become a popular, experimental process through which to promote public access to open government data and enable innovative civic uses for the information. The International Space Apps Challenge, led by NASA, is a high-profile event, promoting the use of space-derived data with the aim of contributing solutions to 'grand challenges' such as environmental sustainability. Central to the civic hackathons are the concepts of 'stewardship,' and 'usefulness'. The study explores the promises and realities of civic hacking through analysis of the aims of the organisers, perspectives of participants and the event's outcomes, concluding that hackathon peer processes promote networks for knowledge transfer.
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