Sensible Data, a presentation for Visualizing Europe

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This is the presentation used by Art is Open Source and FakePress Publishing at the Visualizing Europe conference in Bruxelles. more info on the conference: http://www.visualizing.org/stories/visualizing-europe more info on Art is Open Source: http://www.artisopensource.net/2011/06/18/after-visualizing-europe/ more info on FakePress Publishing: http://www.fakepress.it

Technology Education

@VISUALIZING EUROPE – 14/06/2011

SENSIBLE
DATA
salvatore iaconesi
salvatore.iaconesi@artisopensource.net

http://www.fakepress.it

new paradigms for knowledge,
education, interaction

multi-layered
infoscapes

cognitive sciences and
multidisciplinary
approach

beyond
statistics

strategic
anthropology

ubiquitous data
new sensibility
R/W world
dissemination and collaboration
observation, awareness, understanding
emergence and new narratives

new forms of citizenship
new forms of governance
new forms of expression
new businesses

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Investigation, development, implementation, experimentation and validation of IoST framework of information and communication paradigms, models and systems for endowing perception capacities, learning abilities and embodying cognition, personalisation, adaptation and evolution faculties into artificial Intelligent Sensing Entities (ISE), and build an experimental incipient platform prototype and proof of concepts, validate features and performances for the provision of automatic/robotic information services, based on Web and Mobile Applications (WMA) in diverse industrial sectors.

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Sensible Data, a presentation for Visualizing Europe

1. @VISUALIZING EUROPE – 14/06/2011 SENSIBLE DATA salvatore iaconesi salvatore.iaconesi@artisopensource.net http://www.fakepress.it

2. new paradigms for knowledge, education, interaction multi-layered infoscapes cognitive sciences and multidisciplinary approach beyond statistics strategic anthropology

3. ubiquitous data new sensibility R/W world dissemination and collaboration observation, awareness, understanding emergence and new narratives

4. new forms of citizenship new forms of governance new forms of expression new businesses

5. and a new, active, aware humanity

6. LEAF++ TOYS++ NKISI++

8. LEAF++ Augmented Reality for leaves, presented at ISEA 2011, Istanbul

9. TOYS++ Augmented Reality toys, presented at ICALT 2010, IEEE, Sousse, Tunisia

10. NKISI++ Presented at CR10, Planetary Collegium, Trondheim, Norway, and ICALT 2011, IEEE, Athens, Georgia, USA

11. SQUATTING SUPERMARKETS

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13. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

14. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

15. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

16. CONNECTICITY ATLAS OF ROME

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18. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

19. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

20. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

21. NUCLEAR ANXIETY

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25. FORMA

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27. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

28. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

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32. THANK YOU!

33. @VISUALIZING EUROPE – 14/06/2011 SENSIBLE DATA salvatore iaconesi salvatore.iaconesi@artisopensource.net http://www.fakepress.it

34. new paradigms for knowledge, education, interaction multi-layered infoscapes cognitive sciences and multidisciplinary approach beyond statistics strategic anthropology

35. ubiquitous data new sensibility R/W world dissemination and collaboration observation, awareness, understanding emergence and new narratives

36. new forms of citizenship new forms of governance new forms of expression new businesses

37. and a new, active, aware humanity

38. LEAF++ TOYS++ NKISI++

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40. LEAF++ Augmented Reality for leaves, presented at ISEA 2011, Istanbul

41. TOYS++ Augmented Reality toys, presented at ICALT 2010, IEEE, Sousse, Tunisia

42. NKISI++ Presented at CR10, Planetary Collegium, Trondheim, Norway, and ICALT 2011, IEEE, Athens, Georgia, USA

43. SQUATTING SUPERMARKETS

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45. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

46. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

47. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

48. CONNECTICITY ATLAS OF ROME

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50. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

51. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

52. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

53. NUCLEAR ANXIETY

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57. FORMA

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59. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

60. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

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64. THANK YOU!

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