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The document discusses the evolution of urban planning and governance in relation to information and communication technologies (ICT). It begins by looking at early 20th century visions of industrialized cities and advances in computing technology in the mid-20th century. It then examines how today's cities are increasingly shaped by data flows and information networks. The document proposes that ICT can help governing modern "information cities" through crowdsourcing data, increasing transparency of urban data, coordinating government bodies, and creating feedback loops for citizen actions. It provides several examples of projects using ICT for urban governance.
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Personas como sensores; personas como actores.
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Life at the Local Scale: An alternate perspective on the urban
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Cities are complex organisms, but lived life is much more than coordination and safety. How should the Future Internet support "the other half", which is hardly less complex? Building on research within the Center for Digital Urban Living (www.digitalurbanliving.dk), from journalism and civic communication to media architecture and cultural experiences, Martin Brynskov will outline some core opportunities and challenges we face as city planning becomes increasingly digitised and dynamic.
Life Between Systems – From Open Data to Great Cities (cue: It's not simple)
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This document summarizes several projects from MIT's Senseable City Lab that use digital networks and sensors to study and improve cities. It describes projects like the Copenhagen Wheel that collects environmental and traffic data via sensors on electric bicycles, TrashTrack that tracks garbage using sensors to analyze waste removal systems, and the Digital Water Pavilion that uses sensors and valves to create an interactive water display. The document emphasizes how these projects gather real-time urban data through digital networks to provide information and insights that can help create more sustainable and efficient cities.
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Digital technology will radically transform the experience of cities in physical and immaterial ways. Robots will increasingly inhabit urban environments alongside humans, changing how cities are structured. The boundaries between physical and digital spaces will blur as people occupy both simultaneously. New forms of "immaterial" architecture and urban phenomena driven by machines, data, and algorithms will emerge. The future of cities will be shaped by the tension between collaborative, bottom-up approaches and top-down centralized control enabled by new technologies.
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- 1. ICT for Urban Governance Naresh Narasimhan Venkataramanan Associates MOD Institute www.vagroup.com www.mod.org.in
- 3. Le Corbusier – Plan Voisin (1925)
- 4. Buckminster Fuller – Geodesic Dome (1960)
- 5. Archigram – Walking City (1964)
- 6. Kisho Kurokawa – Nagakin Capsule Tower (1972)
- 7. UNIVAC I, Remington Rand (1951)
- 8. MIT SENSEable City Lab – EyeStop (Rendering, 2011)
- 9. MIT SENSEable City Lab – EyeStop (Rendering, 2011)
- 11. “ The most profound technologies areinto that disappear. They weave themselves those the fabric of everyday life until they are ” indistinguishable from it Mark Weiser XEROX PARC
- 12. “ The contemporary citybut is increasingly shaped by physical architecture does not only consist of flows of data and information ” Michiel van Iersel Juha van ‘t Zelfde Ben Cerveny VURB
- 13. MIT SENSEable City Lab – Live Singapore!
- 14. Oliver O’Brien – London Bike Share Map
- 15. Domestos – Flush Tracker
- 16. Eric Fischer – Locals Vs. Tourists (New York)
- 17. Eric Fischer – Locals Vs. Tourists (Tokyo)
- 19. ICT for Governing Information Cities: Crowdsourcing Information Transparency of Urban Data Coordinating Government Bodies Feedback Loops for Actions
- 21. By the City / For the City – New York City
- 23. ICT for Governing Information Cities: Crowdsourcing Information Transparency of Urban Data Coordinating Government Bodies Feedback Loops for Actions
- 24. Pitch Interactive + Wired – Visualisation of 311 Complaints
- 25. Tide Street Project, Brighton (http://tidystreet.org/)
- 27. The Data Hub (http://thedatahub.org/)
- 28. ICT for Governing Information Cities: Crowdsourcing Information Transparency of Urban Data Coordinating Government Bodies Feedback Loops for Actions
- 29. New Songdo City, South Korea
- 30. IBM Intelligent Operations Center
- 31. Living PlanIT City – Computer Architecture for Cities
- 32. ICT for Governing Information Cities: Crowdsourcing Information Transparency of Urban Data Coordinating Government Bodies Feedback Loops for Actions
- 34. Sunlight Foundation – The Transparency Cycle
- 35. “ Everyone spoke in factinformation overload, but what there was of an was a non-information overload ” Richard Saul Wurman
- 37. Naresh Narasimhan mail@mod.org.in
- 38. Courtesy: Buckminster Fuller Institute, Domus, Eric Fischer, IBM, Living PlanIT SA, Metropolis Magazine, MIT SENSEable City Lab, New York University, Oliver O’brien,, Ron Heron Archive, Sunlight Foundation, Tidy Street Project, Venkataramanan Associates, Wired