Geospatial Commission: Location Data Ethics Project

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The Geospatial Commission wants to understand the public’s awareness of location data, and explore their views about opportunities, risks and ethical considerations that may be brought about by its use. This will help the Geospatial Commission develop policy around the use of location data by different organisations.

The Geospatial Commission is a committee that works within the Cabinet Office to make the best use of geospatial data. They are working with the UK Research and Innovation’s Sciencewise programme, Traverse and the Ada Lovelace Institute. Sciencewise is a programme designed to help policy-makers carry out public dialogue to inform their decision-making on science and technology issues. Traverse is an independent consultancy, specialising in public engagement, who have been contracted to design and run the dialogue events. They are working in partnership with the Ada Lovelace Institute – an independent research institute and deliberative body with a mission to ensure data and AI work for people and society.

The Geospatial Commission wants to understand the public’s awareness of location data, and explore their views about opportunities, risks and ethical considerations that may be brought about by its use. This will help the Geospatial Commission develop policy around the use of location data by different organisations.

The Geospatial Commission is a committee that works within the Cabinet Office to make the best use of geospatial data. They are working with the UK Research and Innovation’s Sciencewise programme, Traverse and the Ada Lovelace Institute. Sciencewise is a programme designed to help policy-makers carry out public dialogue to inform their decision-making on science and technology issues. Traverse is an independent consultancy, specialising in public engagement, who have been contracted to design and run the dialogue events. They are working in partnership with the Ada Lovelace Institute – an independent research institute and deliberative body with a mission to ensure data and AI work for people and society.

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    Please complete our final survey on your awareness and attitudes towards location data!

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    Please complete this quick survey by the end of Sunday 11 July in order to receive your thank-you payment.

    Thank you for taking part in our project on location data! We have a few more questions for you, this should take around 3-4 minutes to complete. 

    Any personal data you provide to us will be used only in relation to this project, will be securely stored and will be destroyed within three months of project completion. 

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    Complete once you have done all your interviews, by the end of Sunday 11 July.

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    Please answer the following questions on your awareness and attitudes towards location data at this point in the process! 

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    Complete this on your phone before workshop 1

    This should take about 5-10 minutes. If you do not have a smartphone, you can skip the task.

    We want to understand how you currently use location data. This is why we're asking you to show us what you are currently using location data on your phone for.

    Read through the instructions in the images below on how to screenshot your location settings, then upload your screenshots and complete the questions! 

    If you have any questions or have trouble with any aspect of this task, you can email us at: locationdataethics@traverse.ltd

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    Complete this before workshop 1

    A quick survey for us to understand a bit more about your awareness of and feelings about location data. 


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