Paul Roe

schoolQueensland University of Technologybar_chart#1123 Global Rank

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#1123

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Engaging with Nature Sounds & Citizen Science by Designing for Creative & Contextual Audio Encounters

Wildlife calls are the best witnesses to the health of ecosystems, if only we know how to listen to them. Efforts to understand and inform restoration of healthy ecosystems with environmental audio recordings languish from insufficient tools to learn and identify sounds in recordings. To address this problem, we desig…

DIS '20CorrespondingCitizen Science & Crowdsourced Data +2

Exploration of Aural & Visual Media About Birds Informs Lessons for Citizen Science Design

Acoustic sensing has been hailed as a game-changer for detecting furtive wildlife, but uptake has been constrained by the laborious process of reviewing resultant torrents of audio data. To inform the design of interactive interfaces for reviewing audio recordings, we explored how people interact with aural and visual…

CHI '20CorrespondingDeveloping Countries & HCI for Development (HCI4D) +1

Designing in the Network of Relations for Species Conservation: The Playful Tingtibi Community Birdhouse

This paper investigates connecting people in remote communities through nature in order to foster stewardship and conservation of endangered species. Global citizen science technologies have found success in urban, developed countries, but they typically rely on large distributed populations to gather or analyze data…

CHI '20CorrespondingCitizen Science & Crowdsourced Data +2

Ecology Meets Computer Science: Designing Tools to Reconcile People, Data, and Practices

Ecoacoustics draws together computer scientists and ecologists to achieve an understanding of ecosystems and wildlife using acoustic recordings of the environment. Computer scientists are challenged to manage increasingly large datasets while developing analytic and visualisation tools. Ecologists struggle to find and…

CHI '19CorrespondingCitizen Science & Crowdsourced Data +2

Designing Participatory Sensing with Remote Communities to Conserve Endangered Species

The increasing loss of species globally calls for effective monitoring tools and strategies to inform conservation action. The dominant approach to citizens engagement has been smart phone and platform-centric, tasking crowds to collect and analyze data. However, many critically endangered species inhabit remote areas…

CHI '19CorrespondingAging-Friendly Technology Design +2

The Adventures of Older Authors: Exploring Futures through Co-Design Fictions

This paper presents co-design fiction as an approach to engaging users in imagining, envisioning and speculating not just on future technology but future life through co-created fictional works. Design fiction in research is often created or written by researchers. There is relatively little critical discussion of how…

CHI '19CorrespondingChildren & Family IoT +1

Older People Inventing their Personal Internet of Things with the IoT Un-Kit Experience

We introduce the IoT Un-Kit Experience, a co-design approach that engages people in exploring, designing and generating personally meaningful IoT applications and that also serves as a means to explore IoT kit design through in-home workshops. Un-Kit represents a seemingly uncompleted set of sensors, actuators and med…

CHI '183rd AuthorParticipatory Design +1

"Debrief O’Clock": Planning, Recording, and Making Sense of a Day in the Field in Design Research

Design research is generative, intuitive, experiential, and tactical. Documenting the design research process helps to communicate these decisions, judgements, and values that are embodied in design products. Yet, practices for documenting design research are underreported in the CHI community, particularly for immers…

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