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search en . centre for social anthropology and computing contents current core projects legal innovation in png adaptive agency and ik in central asia data-minding the planet - itrade polysocial reality - posr external core collaborations pilsen garbage project knowledge elicitation tools (knets) kinship algebra modeller (kam) international collaborative research cossci supercomputer gateway kinsources human relations area files - ehraf cook islands biodiversity & ethnobiology former projects webhome information about csac's recent grants resources for anthropology and computing the centre for social anthropology and computing ( csac ) aims to advance 'ordinary' anthropology through the exploration, development and application of computational approaches to research problems across the range of anthropology including the humanities, social sciences and sciences. csac is presently part of hraf advanced research centres (hrafarc), affiliated with the human relations area files, yale university . projects current core projects legal innovation in png pis: melissa demian, michael fischer and fiona hukula. funder:esrc papua new guinea's system of village courts, initiated at the country's independence in 1975, provide a valuable test case in the integration of less formal, local-level adjudication forums within a formal legal structure. the courts were designed to provide rural communities with access to the legal system, and also to provide this access in a form that would suit local sensibilities, for instance by placing less emphasis on a distinction between civil and criminal cases. that these have adapted to different needs in different parts of this extremely diverse country is an indication that the flexibility of the village courts is something to be examined as an indication that papua new guinea's legal system is one in which the delivery of justice is not always designed in a top-down fashion from the centre, but can and does develop organically at the grassroots level. the project will draw on the skills of two anthropologists with longstanding research interests in the operation of papua new guinea's legal system, with the assistance of students from the university of papua new guinea who will contribute knowledge of local languages (the country boasts some 800 languages) as well as local variations in social organisation and cultural values. from the reconciliation commissions that have sprung up in the wake of conflicts around the world, to the adoption of restorative justice alternatives in the british criminal justice system, the operation and development of informal courts in one part of the world has profound implications for how courts and other forms of justice delivery can develop elsewhere. [more] adaptive agency and ik in central asia adaptive agency and local knowledge in central asia: environmental (un)sustainability and social (in)stability pi: david henig. funder: wenner gren proposals in progress: david henig and michael fischer the research is sited within pastoral central asian pamir mountain societies in tajikistan and kyrgyzstan that have undergone tremendous changes and diversification in the the 20th and 21st centuries in response to socio-economic breakdowns and macro-societal transformations following the collapse of the soviet union and, more recently, climatic and environmental changes. we examine how vulnerable central asian pastoral communities are addressing day-to-day and longer term requirements through adaptive agency. the aim of this research is to address the fundamental question of how people employ cultural knowledge in adapting to a changing world, especially through active agency, interventions and inventions, not just passive adaptive responses. we will advance our capacity to describe, conceptualise and understand the limits of adaptive agency where the robustness (cultural continuity) and resilience (cultural change) of cultural knowledge are central to managing the complex interplay of social, material and environmental processes that affect both livelihood and biodiversity. in addition to more conventional methods, to collect the data required we will employ more novel methods including interactive elicitation of judgements using knowledge elicitation tools (knets), fieldnotes tagged w/ethnographic contexts ontology (ecxo) for use in semantic inferencing fieldnote tools (sift) and hyperlinked georeferenced and geotagged media, including fieldnotes, images, audio and video. [more] data-minding the planet - itrade itrade wildlife - software to detect illegal wildlife sales pis: dave roberts and michael fischer. funder: nerc the illegal wildlife trade is fourth only to narcotics, human and counterfeiting in terms of transnational trafficking, and estimated to be worth $19-26.5billion pa. the un recognised by consensus that environmental crime as an emerging form of transnational organised crime requiring a greater response by governments. the internet is a growing medium through which wildlife is being bought and sold due to the feeling of anonymity. at the university of kent, we have developed software, 'itrade', that automatically identifies illegally traded items on websites with about 90% accuracy, capable of generating new reports every 10mins. typically the identification of cybercrime of this form involves law enforcement officers simply going through thousands of web pages by hand. itrade goes through all these pages automatically, weighting them as more or less likely to be illegal, and presenting the most likely pages in a feed so that officers can quickly click through these to assess investigation potential, saving officers a significant amount of time. we will develop and deploy services based on present capabilities that supply feeds of webpages rich in illegal entries that can be deployed in a variety of forms, including rss/atom web feeds, email, and one or more web or tablet based applications, for use by public bodies with responsibilities to enforce including the national wildlife crime unit of the police and the uk border force, foreign law enforcement agencies, or external private parties who operate on behalf of law enforcement organisations. [more] polysocial reality - posr polysocial reality - mobile communications and human/machine networks pis: sally applin and michael fischer. funder: small grants polysocial reality (posr) (applin and fischer 2011) is a model that describes the condition of information flowing in a system in multiple ways at multiple times and how people, software, and machines act on it (or not). posr examines all messages: human/human, human/machine, machine/machine. people and things act on information at the same (synchronous) or different (asynchronous) times. this creates different outcomes such as a lack of understanding, or partial understanding which can lead to more messages needing to be created or messages not being received as well as sociability though mediated devices at the expense of the local locale. these conditions can lead to a lack of cooperation. we are dependent on each other to maintain many complex systems for food, energy, water, etc.. we need to communicate well in order to cooperate and survive. posr looks at the aggregate of all of the information in the messaging system, digital and analog. formally, polysocial reality (posr) describes the multiple, sometimes overlapping, network transaction spaces that people traverse synchronously and asynchronously with others to maintain and use social relationships and systems; a conceptual model for the global interaction context within which people experience social interactions whether immediate or mediated by technology. posr defines relations across the aggregate of all the experienced ‘locations’ and ‘communications’ of and between all individual people, people/machines and machines/machines (as well as animals/people and animals/machines) in multiple networks and/or locales at t

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