This chapter analyses the impact of six sensing devices derived from smart cities and the Internet of Things and suggests they are creating novel environmental practices. These practices depart radically from the commonly held epistemological paradigm that environmental data lead to environmental knowledge. Instead the chapter outlines a variety of surprising practices that these devices enable. These findings suggest a need to reconsider the rhetoric used to describe these devices and an urgency for further ethnographic research on the practices and ethics of environmental sensing in smart cities
This article approaches the technological city both from the perspective of sensors and as a concept...
Thesis: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Comparative Media Studies/Writing, 2016...
The Smart City Index (1) defines a smart city as “an urban setting that applies technology to enhanc...
The Internet of Things (IoT), a similarly broad and contested concept, is an umbrella term referring...
From ubiquitous computing to the Internet of Things, sensors that monitor and automate environmental...
A new wave of smart cities projects is underway that proposes to deploy sensor-based ubiquitous comp...
This paper draws on a study that included two types of materials: firstly, visual and textual analys...
Smart cities are now an established area of technological development and theoretical inquiry. Resea...
This paper discusses the use of environmental sensors, wireless networks and mobile media as technol...
The data-driven approach to sustainable urban development is becoming increasingly popular among the...
The data-driven approach to sustainable urban development is becoming increasingly popular among the...
The data-driven approach to sustainable urban development is becoming increasingly popular among the...
IoT represents a network of Internet-enabled, real-world objects, such as nanotech...
In this paper, we present a proposal for a research design, based on the argument that there is a co...
When approaching the issue of data in Smart Cities, there is a need to question the underlying assum...
This article approaches the technological city both from the perspective of sensors and as a concept...
Thesis: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Comparative Media Studies/Writing, 2016...
The Smart City Index (1) defines a smart city as “an urban setting that applies technology to enhanc...
The Internet of Things (IoT), a similarly broad and contested concept, is an umbrella term referring...
From ubiquitous computing to the Internet of Things, sensors that monitor and automate environmental...
A new wave of smart cities projects is underway that proposes to deploy sensor-based ubiquitous comp...
This paper draws on a study that included two types of materials: firstly, visual and textual analys...
Smart cities are now an established area of technological development and theoretical inquiry. Resea...
This paper discusses the use of environmental sensors, wireless networks and mobile media as technol...
The data-driven approach to sustainable urban development is becoming increasingly popular among the...
The data-driven approach to sustainable urban development is becoming increasingly popular among the...
The data-driven approach to sustainable urban development is becoming increasingly popular among the...
IoT represents a network of Internet-enabled, real-world objects, such as nanotech...
In this paper, we present a proposal for a research design, based on the argument that there is a co...
When approaching the issue of data in Smart Cities, there is a need to question the underlying assum...
This article approaches the technological city both from the perspective of sensors and as a concept...
Thesis: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Comparative Media Studies/Writing, 2016...
The Smart City Index (1) defines a smart city as “an urban setting that applies technology to enhanc...