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202	joyofsoy	October 04, 2019 18:23 \| about 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 17 Cranston Print Works (Fall 2019) Read the Articles Introduction to the Cranston and the Cranston Print Works How a Leader and a Community Saved the Sprague Mansion Recipes for Dyes: Chemicals, Metals, and Acids at Cranston Print Works A Wintry Kite Mapping at Cranston Print Works Coqui Water Testing Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
201	joyofsoy	October 04, 2019 18:13 \| about 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 17 Cranston Print Works (Fall 2019) Read the Articles Introduction to the Cranston and the Cranston Print Works How a Leader and a Community Saved the Sprague Mansion Recipes for Dyes: Chemicals, Metals, and Acids at Cranston Print Works Coqui Water Testing Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
200	joyofsoy	October 04, 2019 17:48 \| about 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 17 Cranston Print Works (Fall 2019) Read the Articles Introduction to the Cranston and the Cranston Print Works How a Leader and a Community Saved the Sprague Mansion Recipes for Dyes: Chemicals, Metals, and Acids at Cranston Print Works Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
199	joyofsoy	October 04, 2019 17:29 \| about 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 17 Cranston Print Works (Fall 2019) Read the Articles Introduction to the Cranston and the Cranston Print Works How a Leader and a Community Saved the Sprague Mansion Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
198	joyofsoy	October 04, 2019 17:01 \| about 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 17 Cranston Print Works (Fall 2019) Read the Articles Introduction to the Cranston and the Cranston Print Works Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
197	joyofsoy	June 27, 2019 23:15 \| over 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
196	joyofsoy	June 27, 2019 23:15 \| over 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
195	joyofsoy	June 27, 2019 22:38 \| over 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect, illustrated by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrated by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
194	joyofsoy	June 27, 2019 22:36 \| over 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect - Illustration by Sara Sage How to Describe Odors Using FIDO, illustrations by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
193	joyofsoy	June 27, 2019 22:07 \| over 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU How to Use a Transect - Illustration by Sara Sage Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
192	joyofsoy	June 25, 2019 20:34 \| over 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors Taking Action: Odors in Court Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
191	joyofsoy	June 25, 2019 20:33 \| over 5 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our Community Science Forum, our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full-color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 16 Odor Logging (Spring 2019) Read the Articles [Smell and Evocative Instrumentation: The history of measuring odors] (https://publiclab.org/n/19856) [Taking Action: Odors in Court] (https://publiclab.org/n/19857) Novel Methods for Assessing Industrial Odors [Putting Odor Issues on the Map: Using citizen science to curb odors in the EU] (https://publiclab.org/n/19858) Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
190	joyofsoy	November 09, 2018 20:22 \| about 6 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico The Importance of Community-based Responders Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
189	joyofsoy	November 09, 2018 20:15 \| about 6 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
188	joyofsoy	November 09, 2018 20:14 \| about 6 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony For Us, by Us: A Network of Support for Puerto Rico Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
187	joyofsoy	November 09, 2018 19:56 \| about 6 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 15 Gulf Coast (Late fall 2018) Read the Articles Educating a New Generation of Advocates Recharging New Orleans: Rain Barrels and Environmental Justice The Africatown Connections Blueway: Legacy and Rebirth Sustain the Nine: Resilience in the Lower Ninth Ward Fighting the Flood: Community Activism and Education in Pensacola Issue 14 Crisis Convening (Fall 2018) Read the Articles Show You Can be Free in a Colony Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Fall 2017) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
186	liz	February 21, 2018 14:23 \| almost 7 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our research journal/archive/zine/map where we share ideas, techniques, and stories. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
185	gretchengehrke	February 06, 2018 20:20 \| almost 7 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
184	mlamadrid	December 06, 2017 01:11 \| about 7 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Coming Soon) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert
183	mlamadrid	December 06, 2017 01:06 \| about 7 years ago Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe » Issue 13 Changing Environmental Governance Landscape (Coming Soon) Download the PDF » [[Order a copy »]] Read the Articles How is the changing environmental governance landscape affecting your work? by Public Lab Staff Back to basics, or a departure from environmental protections? History lends perspective by Leif Fredrickson, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative Silver linings of community science by Gretchen Gehrke, Public Lab What's happening with government agencies' environmental justice work? by Jill Lindsey Harrison, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder Let public lands speak for themselves by George Dusenbury, GA State Director, The Trust for Public Land Roll up your sleeves and fight regulatory rollbacks by Stacy Shelton Activate impact: fund boldness by Jake Mogan, The 11th Hour Project [Washington is one of many paths to sustainability progress. Green buildings can help] by Jeremy Sigmon, Director, Technical Policy, U.S. Green Building Council Issue 12 Water (Winter 2017) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles Photo Documentation of Frac Sand Mine Surface Water Spills by Lee Boland Hydraulic Fracturing and the Rebirth of Citizen Water Monitoring in the U.S by Kirk Jalbert, Manager of Community-Based Research & Engagement, FracTracker Alliance The Riffle: DIY and Open Source by Don Blair and Mathew Lippincott Pollutant Discharge Permits by Gretchen Gehrke A Sensor Journalist's Story by Jillian Clemente What happens when we use timelapse to monitor blasting at mine sites? by Public Lab Staff Issue 11 Frac Sand (Spring 2016) Download the PDF » [Order a copy »] Read the Articles What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke Issue 10 DIY Oil Testing (Winter 2016) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Announcing Spectral Workbench 2 by Jeffrey Warren DIY Oil Testing by Jeffrey Warren , Stevie Lewis and Gretchen Gehrke Using the Oil Testing Kit with Gulf Coast Communities by Stevie Lewis DIY Oil Testing Narratives by Ann Chen Oil Sheen Testing by Matej Vakula Spectometer Intensity Calibration by Yagiz Sutcu Collecting Oil Sheen on Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, Queens, NY by Matej Vakula and nameiswillis Issue 9 Land Management Issue (Oct 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles Gardening Toolkit Case Study Photo Monitoring Plugin for NDVI Using Image J by Ned Horning FarmHack by Dorn Cox and Severine von Tscharner Fleming PhotoSynq by Greg Austic Planet Leafiest (Nighthawk Panorama and Return to Planet LEAFFEST) by Chris Fastie Issue 8 The Urban Waters Issue (July 2015) Download the PDF » Order a copy » Read the Articles About the Urban Waters Project An Ode to Maps by Diana Di Leonardo By Molly Gordon By Amy LeGaux Announcing Mapknitter 2.0 by the Web Working Group Issue 7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015) Order a copy » Download the PDF » Read the Articles Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue 6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014) Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill A full color map or the Trans-Load America Pondview Waste Facility. Touch, Collect, Display, Order, Mesasure, Map, Inflate, and Build with Waste! by (Pablo Rey Mazón, Basurama) Mapping Waste When Waste is Invisible (Max Liboiron) Detritivore Design (Mathew Lippincott) Connecting with our Landfills (Nicholas Johnson) Estimating the Volume and Weight of Waste (Holden Sparacino) Saugus Ash Landfill, MA (Pablo Rey Mazón) 3D Modelling Waste Piles with SFM (Pat Coyle) Issue 5 The International Issue (Q2 2014) Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan Full color map of Silwan, Jerusalem created through participatory mapping with children from Silwan. La Valld'Uixó cover by Basurama (Pablo Rey Mazón and Rubén Lorenzo) using MapKnitter. Thoughts on Better Tools for Mapping from Hagit Keysar in Jerusalem. Interview with Pablo Rey Mazón, developer at montera34.com and waste researcher with Basurama by Shannon Dosemagen Exploring Science Beyond Exams in Hong Kong by Fan Lok-yi Mapping along the Rio Hondo River in Belize by Pat Coyle Tools for Stalling Eviction by María del Carmen Lamadrid. Issue 4 (fall 2013) Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy Full color maps featuring sewage overflows in the Gowanus Canal and oyster reef restoration in the Bronx River Tracking recreated wetlands in Jamaica Bay with Gena Wirth and the Dredge Collective Jamaica Bay cover illustration by Gena Wirth Interview with founding board member and New York City research lead Eymund Diegel by Shannon Dosemagen Two-tether mapping method by Natasia Sidharta GLAM Mission by Hans Hesselein Five Borough Farm by Philip Silva and Liz Barry and much more! Issue 3 (spring 2013) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color, wall-ready map of downtown Oakland and of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado (Shannon Dosemagen) Protest Mapping (Oscar Brett) Organizing Public Lab (Shannon Dosemagen) Open Sourcing Jerusalem? (Hagit Keysar) Barnstars! (Liz Barry) Civic and Citizen Science: the Cocodrie Barnraising heats up (dialog from the Public Lab 2012 Barnraising) Issue 2 (summer 2012) Order a copy » Download a PDF copy A full color wall-ready map of the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. UAS Ethics: A dialogue on Unpiloted Aerial System (drone) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. (ed. Mathew Lippincott, including Amie Stepanovich and Coby Leuschke) DIY Near-Infrared Imaging (Chris Fastie and Jeff Warren) An interview with Scott Eustis of the Gulf Restoration Network (Shannon Dosemagen) Quick, fun activities you can do to get involved in Grassroots Mapping! Issue 1 (summer 2011) Sold out! A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte (Shannon Dosemagen Details on how to get started balloon or kite mapping (Jeff Warren) Reimagining the data lifecycle by Shannon Dosemagen and Jeff Warren Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involved Learn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum The Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclab.org.	Revert