Conference paper Open Access
Mapping citizens' reflections and perceptions of place-based experiences in the time of COVID-19
Jones, Catherine
Using a Citizen Science Approach, the ZesummenMaps project explores the emergent spatial interactions of our towns, cities and rural areas that arise from the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing and confinement policies in Luxembourg and the Greater Region. Citizens (residents, students, cross-border workers) reflect on their personal experiences of place during the crises. They contribute thoughts and perceptions through a collaborative community-mapping interface. This provides a foundation to explore, evaluate and understand the evolving perceptions and uses of public spaces, infrastructures and physical environments. Thus, creating an evidence-base of emerging spatial interactions to inform understanding of the impact of the bleift doheem policy (stay at home, confinement, lockdown) related to our perceptions and uses of our towns, cities and rural areas.
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- Publication date:
- April 6, 2021
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- Meeting:
- 29th Annual GIS Research UK Conference (GISRUK), Cardiff, Wales, UK (Online), 14-16 April 2021
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- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International