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The Human Ecosystems project aims to define the concept of Ubiquitous Commons: the new public spaces in which we live in every day become a new common for the whole city to use, to communicate, collaborate, imagine and desire.

The Human Ecosystems project aims to define the concept of Ubiquitous Commons: the new public spaces in which we live in every day become a new common for the whole city to use, to communicate, collaborate, imagine and desire.

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  1. 1. HUMAN ECOSYSTEMS
  2. 2. Human Ecosystems collect public conversations from social networks in entire cities in order to understand citizens’ thoughts, emotions and relations. ! This data is then given back to civil society as an ubiquitous, real-time common, as a real-time source of Open Data which can be used by citizens, administrations, organisations and companies to gain better understandings of society, communities, cultures, and to create innovative services, to organise and to act.
  3. 3. Already started in Rome, Sao Paulo, Kansas City, Malmö, Hong Kong. Soon in more cities across the planet.
  4. 4. EVENT Administration CITY public conversations harvest process OPEN DATA Organisations & Citizens HE Office MUSEUM/LAB
  5. 5. Emotions } harvest geocoding Natural Language Places Themes Relations
  6. 6. Emotions visualizations Relations Places } OPEN! DATA APIs Themes services
  7. 7. REAL-TIME! MUSEUM! of the city OPEN! DATA ECOSYSTEMIC! OFFICE LAB
  8. 8. stars/constellations relational ecosystem cultures/communities in the city REAL-TIME! MUSEUM! of the city find yourself EXPERIENCE time in the city timeline to go back/forth in the observation of the city topics in the city emotions in the city
  9. 9. learn how to use ecosystem mentoring on service creation mentoring on communication LAB SERVICE mentoring on research mentoring on arts/creativity mentoring on organisation/collaboration
  10. 10. STATUS of! ECOSYSTEM CONNECT! with other! ECOSYSTEMS periodic EVENT CHALLENGES LAB! SHOWCASE
  11. 11. STATUS of! ECOSYSTEM Objective: to showcase the status of the city’s Ecosystems (how do people relate, how they communicate, what emotions they feel, what they talk about…) ! HOW: Visualisations, show, conference
  12. 12. LAB! SHOWCASE Objective: to showcase what the LAB has produced (Apps, Visualisations, new Services, citizen collaborations…) ! HOW: Exhibit, Fair, Conference
  13. 13. CHALLENGE Objective: to organise a challenge across all ecosystems to solve a problem or to confront with an issue. ! HOW: Hackathon, Open Innovation Challenge, Workshops, Competition, Students/Researchers collaboration, Final Exhibit.
  14. 14. CONNECT! with other! ECOSYSTEMS Objective: to interconnect and compare all the ecosystems; to confront with other cities; to share innovations/practices and knowledge; to achieve a global event, connecting cities and cultures. ! HOW: Visualisations, Live Connections between events in different cities, data sharing/comparing, comparative research, Exhibit of the various ecosystems.
  15. 15. visualizations data services new COMMONS artistic creations research all that is produced can be shared across all Ecosystems patterns best practices
  16. 16. HUMAN ECOSYSTEMS ART is Open Source! http://www.artisopensource.net ! Salvatore Iaconesi & Oriana Persico

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