By Marcus Foth, Martin Brynskov, Timo Ojala
Edited by means of notion leaders within the fields of city informatics and concrete interplay layout, this ebook brings jointly case stories and examples from worldwide to debate the function that city interfaces, citizen motion, and town making play within the quest to create and continue not just safe and resilient, yet effective, sustainable and achievable city environments. The booklet debates the influence of those developments on idea, coverage and perform. the person chapters are in response to blind peer reviewed contributions by means of major researchers operating on the intersection of the social / cultural, technical / electronic, and actual / spatial domain names of urbanism scholarship. The e-book will allure not just to researchers and scholars, but in addition to an enormous variety of practitioners within the deepest and public quarter attracted to obtainable content material that sincerely and carefully analyses the capability provided by way of city interfaces, cellular know-how, and location-based providers within the context of enticing individuals with open, clever and participatory city environments.
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In particular, they highlight the shift of camera phone practices from representing first-generation ‘networked visuality’ (Ito and Okabe 2005; Mørk Petersen 2009; Burgess 2007) to what myself and Sarah Pink have called ‘emplaced visuality’ (2012). With locative media in the form of geo-tagging creating different overlays between cartographies of the geographic, social, electronic and temporal, we need to conceptualise the role camera phones take in the playful adaptation of maps and sense of place.