GISA2018_OpenCitizenScienceIntro

* 地理情報システム学会第27回学術研究発表大会
* オープンｘシチズン サイエンスによる市民協働と次のステップに向けて

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   Opportunities and Impediments for Open GIS1
   Daniel Sui
   Department of Geography, The Ohio State University
   Abstract
   The field of GIS (S for Systems, Sciences, Services, and Studies) is at a cross-road in the early 2010s. Aiming
   to link the multiple visions for the next phase of GIS development, this article suggests that the emerging
   open GIS should serve as a guiding concept. Contextualized in the broader literature of open science, this
   article proposes open GIS should include eight dimensions related to data, software, hardware, standards,
   research, publication, funding, and education. For the GIS community, open GIS offers four exciting oppor-
   tunities: (1) technology-driven opportunities for addressing challenges posed by the (spatial) big data deluge;
   (2) application-led opportunities for confronting the problems of a rapidly changing planet; (3) curiosity-
   inspired, crowd-powered opportunities for the development of an open and geographic citizen science; and
   (4) education-focused opportunities for implementing the vision of a spatial university. Although there are
   academic, legal, social/political, and environmental impediments for the practice of open GIS, open GIS will
   become increasingly important in shaping our research and educational agendas in the future.
   What’s past is prologue; what’s already happened merely sets the stage for what is to
   come.
   (M.F. Goodchild 2012)
   1 Introduction
   Fifty years after the acronym GIS (geographic information systems) first appeared in the litera-
   ture (Star and Estes 1990), 20 years after the GIS community rallied behind the banner of geo-
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