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Participatory monitoring in geothermal projects is essential for addressing seismicity and enhancing risk perception and acceptability among local communities. The Raspberry Shake Project serves as a model for bridging the gap between the geothermal industry, local residents, and citizen scientists.

Additionally, the SeismoCitizen project exemplifies a combined approach of seismology and human sciences by deploying low-cost seismic networks maintained by citizens. These initiatives aim to foster collaboration and improve community engagement in geothermal resource management.