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Area of Science:

  • Environmental modeling
  • Social sciences
  • Computer science

Background:

  • Non-scientist participation in modeling projects is common but poorly understood.
  • The explicit reflection on participatory functions and dynamics is not well investigated.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore participatory modeling projects from a functional-dynamic process perspective.
  • To assess the explicitness of reflection on participatory processes in modeling studies.

Main Methods:

  • Review study of participatory modeling projects.
  • Analysis from a functional-dynamic process perspective.
  • Identification of differences in participation functions and process reflection.

Main Results:

  • Projects differ mainly in participation functions and the degree of explicit process reflection.
  • Two main approaches identified: diverse participatory modeling and companion modeling.
  • Reflection on the participatory process is often not explicit in project descriptions.

Conclusions:

  • Common protocols or templates are needed to facilitate planning and publication of participatory modeling projects.
  • A generic template can help systematize stakeholder collaboration and improve quality management.
  • Explicit reflection on the participatory process is crucial for effective collaborative modeling.