Outfall Sa...
Outfall Safari
- Project start date:
- March 2016
- Project Contacts:
- Joe Pecorelli -
- Project URL:
- https://catchmentbasedapproach.org/learn/outfall-safari-guide/
- Impact Assesment progress:
- 94% complete
Project Description
Outfall Safari is an innovative, citizen science method for locating, assessing the impact of, and reporting on these polluting pipes. Developed in partnership with Thames Water, the Environment Agency (EA), fellow NGO’s and communities in Greater London, the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), Outfall Safari has now been running for several years.
Impact Assesment Tools
Current Project Impact
The following scores were calculated using a statistically-driven machine-learning approach, a type of AI that learns to perform a task by analysing patterns in data. This is an experimental approach to citizen-science impact assessment, and the exact reasoning behind the scores is not explainable. The scores represent a best guess of the impact the project is having in each domain. Scores are recalculated and updated when “View impact report” is clicked.
Domain Progress
Proportion of questions answered in each domain.
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This is the beginning of a journey (some would say a "trajectory" ) along more than 200 questions. Don't worry; you don't have to answer them all at once. Do something, and come back some other day. You will find a lot of help along the way, and if you're generally happy to start, just click on "Ok, I got it!" below. If you're unsure how to answer a question, again, don't worry, answer it in the way that makes most sense to your project and you can always come back and change it later. If you still have doubts about life, the universe and everything, now or later, head to where to find help for advice and all the clarity you might look for.