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Public Participatory GIS (Paris), training & web GIS in Mare Nostrum Anna Spite, IRM Co Haifa, Israel, 5th March 2013What is Paris? Why do we need it? Who participates? Where do we do it? When do

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1. Start by accessing the public participatory GIS platform. This can usually be done through a web browser on your computer or mobile device.
2. Create an account or log in if you already have one. This will give you access to the features and functions of the platform.
3. Familiarize yourself with the interface and the different tools available. Public participatory GIS platforms often have maps, data layers, and various ways to interact with the information.
4. Explore the different options for contributing to the GIS. This can include adding data points, uploading images or videos, and providing comments or feedback on the existing information.
5. If you have specific information to contribute, such as a new location or an observation, use the tools provided to input this data accurately. This may involve marking a point on the map, filling out a form, or attaching relevant files.
6. Take advantage of any collaboration features available on the platform. This could include joining or creating groups, participating in discussions, or sharing your findings with others.
7. Follow any guidelines or instructions provided by the platform administrators. This could include guidelines for data quality, privacy considerations, or specific instructions for contributing to ongoing projects.
8. Remember to save your work frequently to ensure that your contributions are not lost.
9. Finally, consider providing feedback to the platform administrators. This can help them improve the system and make it even more effective for future users.

Who needs public participatory GIS:

1. Researchers: Public participatory GIS can provide researchers with valuable data and observations from the public, which can be analyzed and used in various research projects.
2. Government agencies: Public participatory GIS can help government agencies gather public input, monitor environmental changes, map community resources, and make informed decisions based on citizen feedback.
3. Community organizations: Public participatory GIS can empower community organizations to engage with their members, collect data on local issues, and work together to find solutions and make improvements.
4. Citizens: Public participatory GIS allows citizens to have a voice in decision-making processes, contribute valuable information and insights, and stay informed about local issues and developments.

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