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The increased availability and access to personal environmental exposure data raises a wide range of questions about why and how lay publics assess the information they collect to inform personal decisions about their health. Such questions include: What motivates someone to gather their own environmental exposure data? How do these data inform their personal decisions? What are the implications of data gathered in this manner for risk communication and engagement practices of the science community?
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Increased access to personal biological testing and advances in personal sensor technologies are enabling members of the public to gather data about their individual and their communities' environmental exposures. The members of the public who are using these devices and are gathering data are priva...
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