2020
DOI: 10.1093/eurpub/ckaa166.135
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Ambassad’Air: A French example of how citizen sensing can fuel the smart city

Abstract: Low-cost sensors are considered as a promising tool to contribute to urban air quality policies. In some initiatives, based on citizen sensing, they are used to gather data and gain a better understanding of the problem, thus fitting in a technology-oriented smart city model. In others, closer to citizen science, they are used to engage citizens in finding solutions, therefore fueling a more citizen-oriented smart city model, the smart enough city. Although important, the political effects of such initiatives … Show more

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