Edited by Michael K. McCall, Senior Researcher, Centre for Research in Environmental Geography (CIGA), National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico, Alina Álvarez Larrain, Associate Researcher, Institute of Dating and Archaeometry (InDyA), CONICET, National University of Jujuy, Argentina, Matilda N. Azong Cho, Research Fellow, Centre for Transformative Agricultural and Food Systems and Department of Geography, School of Agriculture and Science, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and Jiri Panek, Associate Professor, Department of Development and Environmental Studies, Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic

‘Through compelling real-world cases, this book showcases diverse methodologies and both well-established and emergent tools while rigorously interrogating local spatial knowledge, questions of power and representativeness, and the ethical commitments that must guide practice. It is a vital resource for scholars, practitioners, and activists who wish to critically apply and advance participatory mapping as a transformative method for social and environmental justice.’

• Contents1 Participatory mapping with people: visions, principles, newapproaches 1Michael K. McCall, Alina Álvarez Larrain, Matilda N. AzongCho, and Jiri Pánek2 Foggy battlefields: participatory mapping of the Malvinas/Falklands War (1982) 23Sebastián Ávila, Alejandra Raies, Luis Vicente Coll, andCarlos Landa3 “Who gains and who loses?” Re-examining how the impactsof participatory mapping are understood in academicdomains 41Jon Corbett, Ayla De Grandpre, and Logan Cochrane4 Reframing remote sensing in Africanist archaeology: ethics,power, and participatory practice 55Dylan S. Davis and Kristina Douglass5 Seeking inclusivity with PPGIS: lessons learned from threeheritage-themed case studies across Europe 73Marta Ducci, Farnaz Faraji, and Maciej J. Swiderski6 Projection augmented landscape models for sharingknowledge 94Rohan Fisher7 Participatory mapping with people with disabilities 114Johannes Flacke, Heike Köckler, Julia Brüggemann,Christian Walter-Klose, Myriam Vittinghoff, and Karin Pfeffer8 Mapping on the move: participatory mapping with and bypastoralists 132Fiona Flintan, Ambica Paliwal, Alex Orenstein, Hussein M.Sulieman, Marcos Moreu, Dessalegn Tekle Loyale, andEdward G. J. Stevenson9 Soundscape mapping and participatory processes 152David Garrido Rojas10 Mapping from the heart: integrating relational ontologiesand living landscapes into participatory GIS 167José María León Villalobos and Luis Alejandro Rivera Flórez11 Participatory 3Dimensional modelling: sharing perspectivesthrough visuality and tactility 184Giacomo Rambaldi12 The future of PPGIS with AI: an interview with Renée Sieber 206Jiri Panek and Renée Sieber

Edited by Michael K. McCall, Senior Researcher, Centre for Research in Environmental Geography (CIGA), National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico, Alina Álvarez Larrain, Associate Researcher, Institute of Dating and Archaeometry (InDyA), CONICET, National University of Jujuy, Argentina, Matilda N. Azong Cho, Research Fellow, Centre for Transformative Agricultural and Food Systems and Department of Geography, School of Agriculture and Science, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and Jiri Panek, Associate Professor, Department of Development and Environmental Studies, Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic

‘Through compelling real-world cases, this book showcases diverse methodologies and both well-established and emergent tools while rigorously interrogating local spatial knowledge, questions of power and representativeness, and the ethical commitments that must guide practice. It is a vital resource for scholars, practitioners, and activists who wish to critically apply and advance participatory mapping as a transformative method for social and environmental justice.’

• Contents1 Participatory mapping with people: visions, principles, newapproaches 1Michael K. McCall, Alina Álvarez Larrain, Matilda N. AzongCho, and Jiri Pánek2 Foggy battlefields: participatory mapping of the Malvinas/Falklands War (1982) 23Sebastián Ávila, Alejandra Raies, Luis Vicente Coll, andCarlos Landa3 “Who gains and who loses?” Re-examining how the impactsof participatory mapping are understood in academicdomains 41Jon Corbett, Ayla De Grandpre, and Logan Cochrane4 Reframing remote sensing in Africanist archaeology: ethics,power, and participatory practice 55Dylan S. Davis and Kristina Douglass5 Seeking inclusivity with PPGIS: lessons learned from threeheritage-themed case studies across Europe 73Marta Ducci, Farnaz Faraji, and Maciej J. Swiderski6 Projection augmented landscape models for sharingknowledge 94Rohan Fisher7 Participatory mapping with people with disabilities 114Johannes Flacke, Heike Köckler, Julia Brüggemann,Christian Walter-Klose, Myriam Vittinghoff, and Karin Pfeffer8 Mapping on the move: participatory mapping with and bypastoralists 132Fiona Flintan, Ambica Paliwal, Alex Orenstein, Hussein M.Sulieman, Marcos Moreu, Dessalegn Tekle Loyale, andEdward G. J. Stevenson9 Soundscape mapping and participatory processes 152David Garrido Rojas10 Mapping from the heart: integrating relational ontologiesand living landscapes into participatory GIS 167José María León Villalobos and Luis Alejandro Rivera Flórez11 Participatory 3Dimensional modelling: sharing perspectivesthrough visuality and tactility 184Giacomo Rambaldi12 The future of PPGIS with AI: an interview with Renée Sieber 206Jiri Panek and Renée Sieber

Edited by Michael K. McCall, Senior Researcher, Centre for Research in Environmental Geography (CIGA), National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico, Alina Álvarez Larrain, Associate Researcher, Institute of Dating and Archaeometry (InDyA), CONICET, National University of Jujuy, Argentina, Matilda N. Azong Cho, Research Fellow, Centre for Transformative Agricultural and Food Systems and Department of Geography, School of Agriculture and Science, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and Jiri Panek, Associate Professor, Department of Development and Environmental Studies, Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic

‘Through compelling real-world cases, this book showcases diverse methodologies and both well-established and emergent tools while rigorously interrogating local spatial knowledge, questions of power and representativeness, and the ethical commitments that must guide practice. It is a vital resource for scholars, practitioners, and activists who wish to critically apply and advance participatory mapping as a transformative method for social and environmental justice.’

• Contents1 Participatory mapping with people: visions, principles, newapproaches 1Michael K. McCall, Alina Álvarez Larrain, Matilda N. AzongCho, and Jiri Pánek2 Foggy battlefields: participatory mapping of the Malvinas/Falklands War (1982) 23Sebastián Ávila, Alejandra Raies, Luis Vicente Coll, andCarlos Landa3 “Who gains and who loses?” Re-examining how the impactsof participatory mapping are understood in academicdomains 41Jon Corbett, Ayla De Grandpre, and Logan Cochrane4 Reframing remote sensing in Africanist archaeology: ethics,power, and participatory practice 55Dylan S. Davis and Kristina Douglass5 Seeking inclusivity with PPGIS: lessons learned from threeheritage-themed case studies across Europe 73Marta Ducci, Farnaz Faraji, and Maciej J. Swiderski6 Projection augmented landscape models for sharingknowledge 94Rohan Fisher7 Participatory mapping with people with disabilities 114Johannes Flacke, Heike Köckler, Julia Brüggemann,Christian Walter-Klose, Myriam Vittinghoff, and Karin Pfeffer8 Mapping on the move: participatory mapping with and bypastoralists 132Fiona Flintan, Ambica Paliwal, Alex Orenstein, Hussein M.Sulieman, Marcos Moreu, Dessalegn Tekle Loyale, andEdward G. J. Stevenson9 Soundscape mapping and participatory processes 152David Garrido Rojas10 Mapping from the heart: integrating relational ontologiesand living landscapes into participatory GIS 167José María León Villalobos and Luis Alejandro Rivera Flórez11 Participatory 3Dimensional modelling: sharing perspectivesthrough visuality and tactility 184Giacomo Rambaldi12 The future of PPGIS with AI: an interview with Renée Sieber 206Jiri Panek and Renée Sieber