Quotidian Anthropocene

03-06-2019 ZOOM INTERVIEW TONY WEST

St. Louis Anthropocene Field Campus Day 1

Friday, MARCH 8: nuclear legacies 9:00-9:30am Welcome to the STL Anthropocene Field School—Opening Discussion with Kim Fortun and Scott Gabriel Knowles (with breakfast) Location: 3501 Sidney Street, St. Louis 9:30-10:00am STL Nuclear Legacies Overview with film maker Tony West and artist/teacher...Read more

NANO: What cultural frames & dispositions shape what types of land use are considered desirable, possible, or morally good? What data, forms of analysis, and modes of expression are persuasive & consequential regarding land use decisions (and to whom)?

Rivers and Floods

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ECO-ATMO: What ecosystems in this setting need to be monitoring, governed and planned, and what civic data infrastructure is needed for this? What civic data infrastructure needed to account and plan for climate change in this setting?

Energy Transition

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META: What discourses shape the way people in this setting talk about and conceptualize civic data infrastructure and capacity, right-to-know, freedom of information, the potential of expanded public participation, and so on?

MICRO: What kinds of land use are carried out in this place? What practices make up efforts to shape land use/management? How is “public participation” organized, encouraged, valued or discounted?

MICRO: What practices produce (or undercut) civic data work and capacity in this setting? How are data gaps worked around? Is citizen science encouraged or supported, for example?

CLIMATE CHANGE AND ADAPTATION Civic DATA

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Quotidian Anthropocene: Places

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Quotidian Anthropocene

Quotidian Anthropocene

03-06-2019 ZOOM INTERVIEW TONY WEST

St. Louis Anthropocene Field Campus Day 1

NANO: What cultural frames & dispositions shape what types of land use are considered desirable, possible, or morally good? What data, forms of analysis, and modes of expression are persuasive & consequential regarding land use decisions (and to whom)?

Rivers and Floods

ECO-ATMO: What ecosystems in this setting need to be monitoring, governed and planned, and what civic data infrastructure is needed for this? What civic data infrastructure needed to account and plan for climate change in this setting?

Energy Transition

META: What discourses shape the way people in this setting talk about and conceptualize civic data infrastructure and capacity, right-to-know, freedom of information, the potential of expanded public participation, and so on?

MICRO: What kinds of land use are carried out in this place? What practices make up efforts to shape land use/management? How is “public participation” organized, encouraged, valued or discounted?

MICRO: What practices produce (or undercut) civic data work and capacity in this setting? How are data gaps worked around? Is citizen science encouraged or supported, for example?

CLIMATE CHANGE AND ADAPTATION Civic DATA

Quotidian Anthropocene: Places

BEGINNING IN SEPTEMBER 2019, WE WILL SEND OUT A MONTHLY PECE NEWSLETTER.

BE SURE TO SIGN-UP TO RECEIVE DEVELOPMENT UPDATES, TIPS, AND TO LEARN HOW OTHERS ARE USING PECE!

HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT PECE? BE SURE TO POST IT ON THE PECE SLACK CHANNEL.

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