Work Packages
WP1: Making Data Flows Visible
Make visible the way citizens, local government authorities, and other agencies involved in the management of water-related risks engage with data on flooding.
WP2: Community Engagement Through Data Circulation
Engage intergenerational groups of citizens to produce, circulate and embed data, which incorporates and builds upon pre-existing flood memories and local knowledge of flood risk, to increase community resilience.
WP3: Data Integration and Curation for Decision Support
Integrate citizen-generated data with other data sources, such as environmental sensors, socio-demographics and risk mapping, in ways that support decision-making and policy-making on flooding.
WP4: Transformations Towards Waterproofing Data
Facilitate transformations of the data practices of key stakeholders, ensuring community knowledge of the research is accessible to all project stakeholders and beyond.
WP5: Translation of Waterproof Data Into Sustainable Governance
Translate “waterproof data” into sustainable flood risk governance, through integrating the different work streams, tracking governance changes and promoting a transcultural dialogue on flood data practices.
WP6: Development and Application of a citizen-science mobile application for community resilience.
Scaling up and dissemination of the project's methods to engage schools, flood-prone communities and local governments in the production and circulation of flood-related data to improve flood resilience.