Dr Federico Casalegno - MIT - CUD Initial Visions for 3 Cities: San Francisco

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The document discusses a collaboration between MIT's Mobile Experience Lab and Cisco on connected urban development visions for 3 cities. On February 20, 2008 in San Francisco, the groups presented their initial visions for connected transportation in the city. The Mobile Experience Lab, led by Dr. Federico Casalegno, is a research team at MIT that studies new mobile technologies and their impact on cities and urban life.

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Connected Urban Development
MIT - CISCO

initial visions for 3 cities

MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

San Francisco:
connected
transportation

MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

Thank you

web: http://mobile.mit.edu
email: casalegno@mit.edu

MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

MIT Mobile Experience Lab
Research Team Dr. Federico Casalegno, Director
MIT Mobile Experience Research team:Sergio
LaboratoryDesign LabSchool of ArayaSolomon BiskerDavid
Architecture and ChiuGuz GutmannMirja Leinss
PlanningMassachusetts Institute of Hector OuilhetSteve Pomeroy
Technology77 Massachusetts Somnath RayMichael SableOrkan
AvenueRoom E48-319Cambridge, MA Telhan
02139USAT: +1 617 324 2305F: +1 617 Contact:Abigail BurnhamFinancial
253 9835 & Administrative AssistantEmail:
aburnham@mit.eduSupport staff:
Pat Solakoff

Advisory Board:
William J. Mitchell
Manuel Castells

MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

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Dr Federico Casalegno - MIT - CUD Initial Visions for 3 Cities: San Francisco

1. Connected Urban Development MIT - CISCO initial visions for 3 cities MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

2. San Francisco: connected transportation MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

3. San Francisco: connected transportation MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

4. San Francisco: connected transportation MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

5. San Francisco: connected transportation MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

6. San Francisco: connected transportation MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

7. San Francisco: connected transportation MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

8. San Francisco: connected transportation MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

9. Thank you web: http://mobile.mit.edu email: casalegno@mit.edu MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

10. MIT Mobile Experience Lab Research Team Dr. Federico Casalegno, Director MIT Mobile Experience Research team:Sergio LaboratoryDesign LabSchool of ArayaSolomon BiskerDavid Architecture and ChiuGuz GutmannMirja Leinss PlanningMassachusetts Institute of Hector OuilhetSteve Pomeroy Technology77 Massachusetts Somnath RayMichael SableOrkan AvenueRoom E48-319Cambridge, MA Telhan 02139USAT: +1 617 324 2305F: +1 617 Contact:Abigail BurnhamFinancial 253 9835 & Administrative AssistantEmail: aburnham@mit.eduSupport staff: Pat Solakoff Advisory Board: William J. Mitchell Manuel Castells MIT mobile experience lab / Cisco CUD Feb 20, 2008

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