Technology Delivery Partner for UCL's Extreme Citizen Science Sapelli Viewer

Over the last ten years, UCL's The Extreme Citizen Science group has developed two main technological infrastructures - Sapelli software to allow data collection by low-literacy participants, and GeoKey, a data management system for community mapping. We have also developed an engagement approach that allows for the co-production of the data collection process, and for sharing of the information in a culturally sensitive and ethical way. These developments were funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). We are now looking for a partner to help us with the software development side of Sapelli Viewer - a tool which will allow the communities we work with to visualise their data. Please note: In-Tend is hosting this Project, but all questions/queries about the Project and all ITT returns should be emailed direct to Daniel Artus - dan.artus@ucl.ac.uk