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Participatory sensing

How can shared observation make environmental relationships perceptible and actionable?

Participatory sensing connects observation, tools and public engagement. These works explore how people, organisms and devices reveal conditions that are difficult to see, and how observations can enter conversations about shared environments and civic action.

Selected projects

Situated Sampling Set · 2015

Site-specific simulations drop digital versions of survey and calibration objects into virtual environments set to a place’s location, gravity and light.

With Sascha Pohflepp · People & partners

Workshops and fieldwork

Variable World: Bay Model Tour & Salon · 2015

A ranger tour of the Army Corps’ San Francisco Bay Model looks at how a working physical simulation made tides and currents visible, followed by a salon at Headlands.

Avant.org · Headlands Center for the Arts · People & partners

Resources

Interdependence Registry · Interactive tool
The public filing interface from Office of Non-Human Standing.

The Office of Non-Human Standing · Essay on Rhizome
Further context for Office of Non-Human Standing and the residency.

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