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dc.contributor.advisor盧道杰(Dau-Jye Lu)
dc.contributor.authorWei-Chen Hungen
dc.contributor.author洪維辰zh_TW
dc.date.accessioned2023-03-19T23:20:08Z-
dc.date.copyright2022-07-07
dc.date.issued2022
dc.date.submitted2022-06-28
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dc.description.abstract數位平台是公民科學計畫處理與管理資料、及招募與維繫志工參與的重要工具,近年網際網路與智慧型手機等3C產品蓬勃發展與普遍使用,其角色扮演益形重要。本研究以無尾港文教促進會長期於無尾港水鳥保護區與鄰近濕地、農田進行的鳥類調查,作為公民科學的個案,探討其引進 iNaturalist 為數位平台,以充實本身處理與儲存資訊能力的過程與影響。 研究顯示,符合促進會的調查與資料處理需求與志工能力為公民科學計畫選擇使用數位平台的考量因子。數位平台能夠吸引新志工,並維繫舊志工的參與,創造志工間的共同話題與互動機會,增進促進會組織與志工的連結。此外,iNaturalist支援了空間定位、彙整分析及彈性呈現的功能,也能儲存與透明公開相關的資訊,讓促進會能依據組織或志工的需求,自主且即時選擇、製作其欲呈現之鳥類分布地圖,跳脫對學術團隊的倚賴,且增進在保護區經營管理與治理上的話語權。 不過,原先期待的辨識功能,由於需要清晰的影像,結果不如預期。也是由於登錄記錄較現前以紙本地圖目視筆記耗時,尚無法完全取代成為主要的鳥類調查記錄工具。最後,基於本研究個案經驗發現,環境資源治理機關也在公民科學計畫中,與科學家及公眾交互作用,或可將環境資源治理機關加入「公眾參與科學研究 (PPSR) 的設計框架」成為關鍵權益關係人,亦可彈性增加權益關係人的數量,以呈現多元權益關係人與公民科學計畫運作、成果的關聯性。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractDigital platforms are useful tools for citizen science projects to manage data, recruit volunteers and facilitate volunteers’ participation. Recently, the vigorous development of 3C products, such as the internet and mobile phones, it plays a more important role in the digital platforms in the citizen science projects. This study adopted the case of the Wu-Wei-harbor culture and education association (WCEA), which has implemented bird surveys in and around the Wu-Wei-Kang wildlife refuge for many years, to explore its considerations and processes, and effects on introducing iNaturalist as a digital platform. The results revealed that WCEA considered mainly its needs and capability of volunteers to choose iNaturalist as the digital platform. iNaturalist helped record location-based information, archive, analyze, and open data, as well as demonstrate outcomes. By iNaturalist, WCEA can make and demonstrate bird distribution by itself according to the requirements of organizations and volunteers, which improved its voices on management and governance of the Wu-Wei-Kang wildlife refuge. In addition, iNaturalist brought new topics and created interactions for volunteers, which made WCEA more attractive to new members, facilitated the participation of senior volunteers, and strengthened the connection between WCEA and its volunteers. However, the function of species identification originally expected didn’t work for unable to take clear photos of birds on mobile phones. Also, it took a longer time to key in data by iNaturalist than map sheets. As a result, WCEA could only use iNaturalist as an auxiliary tool of the map sheets. Further, we found that authorities of natural resources targeted by the citizen science projects interact with scientists and the public in the projects, who might be included in the framework of PPSR. This could increase the applicability of the frameworken
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dc.description.tableofcontents口試委員會審定書 i 謝辭 ii 摘要 iii Abstract iv 目錄 v 圖目錄 vi 表目錄 vi 第一章 緒論 1 第一節 研究動機 1 第二節 研究背景與目的 2 第二章 文獻回顧 5 第一節 公民科學 5 第二節 臺灣的公民科學計畫 28 第三節 數位平台iNaturalist 33 第三章 研究方法 35 第一節 研究架構 35 第二節 研究方法 37 第三節 研究個案-無尾港文教促進會 43 第四章 無尾港目前的鳥類調查 48 第一節 第一階段 : 單純數量累積時期 (1997年到2008年) 48 第二節 紙本地圖的引進過程與操作 50 第三節 紙本地圖鳥類調查的成果展現 55 第四節 紙本地圖鳥類調查的挑戰 59 第五章 數位平台的引進 63 第一節 引進數位平台的原因與選擇因子 63 第二節 促進會引進數位平台iNaturalist過程 67 第三節 iNaturalist於鳥類調查的操作 78 第四節 引進數位平台的成果與在資料處理上的轉變 82 第五節 與公眾參與科學研究的比較 91 第六章 結論 94 參考文獻 96
dc.language.isozh-TW
dc.subject地理公民科學zh_TW
dc.subject資料品質zh_TW
dc.subject數位平台zh_TW
dc.subject草根保育團體zh_TW
dc.subject草根保育團體zh_TW
dc.subject資料品質zh_TW
dc.subject數位平台zh_TW
dc.subject地理公民科學zh_TW
dc.subject志工培力zh_TW
dc.subject志工培力zh_TW
dc.subjectgrass-roots conservation organizationen
dc.subjectvolunteer empowermenten
dc.subjectdata qualityen
dc.subjectdigital platformen
dc.subjectgrass-roots conservation organizationen
dc.subjectGeographic Citizen Scienceen
dc.subjectvolunteer empowermenten
dc.subjectdata qualityen
dc.subjectdigital platformen
dc.subjectGeographic Citizen Scienceen
dc.title公民科學計畫引進數位平台的過程與影響-以無尾港溼地鳥類調查為例zh_TW
dc.titleThe Process and Influence of Introducing the Digital Platform for a Citizen Science Project- a Case Study of Bird Survey in the Wu- Wei-Kang Wetland, Yilan, TAIWANen
dc.typeThesis
dc.date.schoolyear110-2
dc.description.degree碩士
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee趙芝良(Chih-Liang Chao),林政道(Cheng-Tao Lin),楊懿如(Yi-Ju Yang),劉康慧(Helen K. Liu)
dc.subject.keyword地理公民科學,草根保育團體,數位平台,資料品質,志工培力,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordGeographic Citizen Science,grass-roots conservation organization,digital platform,data quality,volunteer empowerment,en
dc.relation.page107
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU202201105
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dc.date.accepted2022-06-30
dc.contributor.author-college生物資源暨農學院zh_TW
dc.contributor.author-dept森林環境暨資源學研究所zh_TW
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