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This document summarizes a workshop held by Mistra Urban Futures on April 19th. The agenda included an introduction to Mistra Urban Futures, playing and testing an iPad and web-based tool called UrbaniaBeta, and a wrap up session. UrbaniaBeta is described as a lightweight visualization and dialogue tool designed to have a zero learning curve, emulate workflows, use open source tools like Google Maps, and provide instant documentation at low cost. Workshop participants then spent 30 minutes each testing UrbaniaBeta and a game called 2021 focused on urban planning scenarios.

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Workshop
at
SAFER,
April
19th

Agenda

-‐
Intro
Mistra
Urban
Futures

-‐ Playing
and
Tes3ng
Ipad
and

a
webb-‐based
tool
–
2D…

-‐
Wrap
Up

15.20
30-‐16.50…

My
name
is
Per
Myrén,

Mistra
Urban
Futures

“Mistra
Urban
Futures
is
a
unique
interna0onal
center
for
promo0ng
sustainable

urban
futures,
with
its
headquarters
in
Gothenburg,
Sweden.”

www.mistraurbanfutures.se

www.mistra
urbanfutures
.se

1. Mul3-‐level
governance:
Decision-‐making
processes
for

sustainable
urban
development

2. A
city
structure
adapted
to
climate
change:
Scenarios
for

the
future
Frihamnen

3. Urban
empowerment:
Cultures
of
par3cipa3on
and

learning

4. Business
driven
sustainable
urban
development

5. Urban
games

Activities in 2010-2011 include  
ﬁve pilot projects#
www.mistraurbanfutures.se

Urban
Games

-‐communica3on
and
learning

-‐ young
people
and
decision
makers

-‐ doing,
tes3ng,
the
results

-‐ toolbox:
2021
and
UrbaniaBeta

“Gaming
and
Visualiza/on
for

Sustainable
Urban
Transforma/on”

UrbaniaBeta

-‐ lightweight
visualiza3on
and

dialogue
tool

Design
and
Needs:

-‐Zero
learning
curve

-‐Emulate
workﬂow

-‐Open
Source
Tools
-‐
Google
Maps

-‐ Instant
documenta3on

-‐ Low
cost

Design
and
Needs:

-‐Zero
learning
curve

-‐Emulate
workﬂow

-‐Open
Source
Tools
-‐
Google
Maps

-‐ Instant
documenta3on

-‐ Low
cost

Next
step?

Mobility?

Interac3vity?

What
about
3D?

GIS?

Traﬁkverket…

Göteborg
Stad…

Design
and
Needs:

-‐Zero
learning
curve

-‐Emulate
workﬂow

-‐Open
Source
Tools,

Google
Maps

-‐ Instant
documenta3on

-‐ Low
cost

Time
to
play

30min
each,
change
if
you
like

*2021:
single-‐
or
double
play

*Urbania:
Vasaplatsen
and
Korsvägen

–
Zero
Accidents

*30min,
change
or
keep
on
tes3ng/playing

*Groups

*Wrap
Up
–
around
16.40

2021
–
click,
follow
the

(swedish)
instruc3ons…

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Safer presentation mistra urban futures - urban games per myren-20120419

1. SAFER – Playing and Tes3ng, April 19th

2. Workshop at SAFER, April 19th Agenda -‐ Intro Mistra Urban Futures -‐ Playing and Tes3ng Ipad and a webb-‐based tool – 2D… -‐ Wrap Up 15.20 30-‐16.50… My name is Per Myrén, Mistra Urban Futures

3. “Mistra Urban Futures is a unique interna0onal center for promo0ng sustainable urban futures, with its headquarters in Gothenburg, Sweden.” www.mistraurbanfutures.se www.mistra urbanfutures .se

4. 1. Mul3-‐level governance: Decision-‐making processes for sustainable urban development 2. A city structure adapted to climate change: Scenarios for the future Frihamnen 3. Urban empowerment: Cultures of par3cipa3on and learning 4. Business driven sustainable urban development 5. Urban games Activities in 2010-2011 include   ﬁve pilot projects# www.mistraurbanfutures.se

5. Urban Games -‐communica3on and learning -‐ young people and decision makers -‐ doing, tes3ng, the results -‐ toolbox: 2021 and UrbaniaBeta “Gaming and Visualiza/on for Sustainable Urban Transforma/on”

7. UrbaniaBeta -‐ lightweight visualiza3on and dialogue tool Design and Needs: -‐Zero learning curve -‐Emulate workﬂow -‐Open Source Tools -‐ Google Maps -‐ Instant documenta3on -‐ Low cost

8. UrbaniaBeta – the movie

9. Design and Needs: -‐Zero learning curve -‐Emulate workﬂow -‐Open Source Tools -‐ Google Maps -‐ Instant documenta3on -‐ Low cost

10. Next step? Mobility? Interac3vity? What about 3D? GIS? Traﬁkverket… Göteborg Stad… Design and Needs: -‐Zero learning curve -‐Emulate workﬂow -‐Open Source Tools, Google Maps -‐ Instant documenta3on -‐ Low cost

11. Keep it simple sweatheart

12. Time to play 30min each, change if you like *2021: single-‐ or double play *Urbania: Vasaplatsen and Korsvägen – Zero Accidents *30min, change or keep on tes3ng/playing *Groups *Wrap Up – around 16.40

13. 2021 – click, follow the (swedish) instruc3ons…

14. Time to play 30min each, change if you like *2021: single-‐ or double play *Urbania: Vasaplatsen and Korsvägen – Zero Accidents *30min, change or keep on tes3ng/playing *Groups *Wrap Up – around 16.40

15. Thank You!

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