OGUMI—A new mobile application to conduct common-pool resource experiments in continuous time

Gunnar Brandt, Micaela M Kulesz, Dennis Nissen and Agostino Merico

PLOS ONE, 2017, vol. 12, issue 6, 1-14

Abstract: OGUMI is an Android-based open source mobile application for conducting Common-Pool Resource Experiments, Choice Experiments, and Questionnaires in the field, in the laboratory, and online. A main feature of OGUMI is its capacity to capture real-time changes in human behaviour in response to a dynamically varying resource. OGUMI is simple (for example, likewise other existing software, it does not require expertise in behavioural game theory), stable, and extremely flexible with respect to the user-resource model running in the background. Here we present the motivation for the development of OGUMI and we discuss its main features with an example application.

Date: 2017
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