The sphere of exposure: centering user experience in community science air monitoring
Marisa Westbrook,
Valentina Serrano-Salomón,
Jay Pecenka
et al.
Abstract:Community science has increased in popularity in communities where residents hope to investigate the relationship between environmental issues and personal health. This study partnered with neighborhoods in the most polluted residential zip code in the US to conduct community science air quality monitoring. We conducted 60 semi-structured interviews after two monitoring deployments to understand participants’ subjective experiences of pollution exposure, their engagement with low-cost air quality monitors, and… Show more
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