Tag: digital political ecology

Geography of race and income shape spatial data gaps in two national participatory science projects

We argue in this paper that such data gaps are not incidental noise but the cumulative outcome of white supremacy culture, colonial land-ordering, and project designs that privilege whiter, more affluent spaces as default sites of scientific value. [continue reading]

Political Ecologies of Platform Urbanism

Infrastructure of the built environment affords the collection of data through situated platform services, its circulation through physical ICT infrastructure, and the materials and energy on which this process depends. [continue reading]