DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.31544.90884 Recommended soundtrack: Everything is everything. This is the elaboration of a draft presented live at Noisy-Champs, France, in February 2019. This “live poster” was proposed as a way to formalize a method to share the perception of credibility in participatory investigation. A full report of the workshop where this poster was presented is … Continue reading Sharing the Perception of Credibility in Participatory Investigation →
While the preparation of the milestone event for our little participatory lithology exercise [1] is under way…. ..music is flowing, both in the form of our Lithobags, and thanks to Pietro “Raman” Crivelli from Piloni (Southern Tuscany). Peter is sending us before sunset either a song or a painting (e does both), asking to republish … Continue reading P.E.L.P. ep. 5: Naming the first stones, lots of music, and teenage Mauro →
About the project: http://www.pibinko.org/participatorylithology/ In the search window below you can type something, and the system will tell you if the project is related to places or people whose names contain what you typed. Even a single character will do. Clicking on the name, or nickname, of a participant, a new window will open with … Continue reading Participatory Lithology: the Map →
[Recommended music for this article: Movin’ on Up, from the Mar. 26, 2019 branobag] Our “little participatory lithology exercise, started on March 21 from Tatti, Southern Tuscany by the pibinko. org network, the Jug Band Colline Metallifere, with geologists from various regions to classify domestic mineral collections is developing. The workflow requires for each sample: … Continue reading Here come the first participatory lithology samples with a name →
The pibinko.org network is composed by pibinko and various subjects (see this link for a full list). The network works on projects which are documented on the pibinko.org site. Namely, networked activities started around Fall 2006. Since March 2019 a second web site has been opened to present the work of the Jug Band Colline … Continue reading The Network →
TO BE TRANSLATED Il 23 marzo e 16 aprile 2020 ho tenuto un corso integrativo sull’Applicazione di metodi partecipati alla progettazione di interventi di tutela e valorizzazione interdisciplinare del cielo notturno per gli studenti del corso di Composizione Architettonica per la Laurea in Ingegneria Edile-Architettura dell’Università di Brescia (docente prof. Olivia Longo). Il corso ha … Continue reading Lectures on the Application of Participatory Methods for the Design of Interdisciplinary Activities for the Protection and Promotion of the Night Sky (Spring 2020) →
An article on Participatory Lithology for the Culture360 site of the Asia-Europe Foundation: https://culture360.asef.org/news-events/participatory-geology-project-time-covid-19-italy/ Note: the article was sent to ASEF on March 25, so it does not account for various developments occurred over the following couple of weeks, but it is perfect as an introduction. For updated news: “Science” version: http://www.pibinko.org/participatorylithology/ “Arts” version”: http://www.pibinko.org/jugbandcollinemetallifere/participatory-lithology/ … Continue reading Apr. 13, 2020:Participatory Geology project in time of Covid-19 | Italy →
An article by Andrea Giacomelli (pseudonym used by Jack O’Malley when he plays as environmental engineer) about the Participatory Lithology project, written for Science Connected Magazine: https://magazine.scienceconnected.org/2020/04/lithology-public-and-geologists-collaborate/ Per more information: Science” version: http://www.pibinko.org/participatorylithology/ “Arts” version”: http://www.pibinko.org/jugbandcollinemetallifere/participatory-lithology/ Other information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org.
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[recommended soundtrack for this post: I have some rocks by Mauro the T-Rex] We are not in a race, nor have we area manager KPIs to monitor, but it is interesting to share a first map showing where collectors, classifiers, entertainers, and sponsors are operating for Participatory Lithology. This is a project we started on … Continue reading Participatory Lithology: the map as of Apr. 8, 2020 →
