Cities have long been imagined as “machines for living,” and today's data technologies carry the promise of making them more “intelligent” - more attuned to the lives of citizens; better able to ensure feedback and the re-adjustment of relations between people, environments, and institutions. How might data, and data culture, play a role in reshaping city life, for whom, and to what end? Essay published in London Ideas
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How can we conceptualize the (re)figuration of (city) spaces in the age of Big Data? How might new t...
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This dissertation studies the ways in which smart city discourses and technologies distribute power ...
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Since 2006, we have been conducting urban informatics research that we define as “the study, design,...
In the face of the contradictory imperatives of the smart city — personalizing everything while resp...
During the last century, several future cities visions have been proposed by architects, conservatio...
This paper presents an analysis of interviews, focus groups and workshops with employees in the tech...
This paper explores current debates, data products and key implications of what has been called the ...
This paper is an output of a two day 'Festival Lab' held at the Future Everything Festival, Manchest...
Information technologies are now being developed that transform the physical environment, and the hu...
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Over the past two decades urban social life has undergone a rapid and pervasive geocoding, becoming...
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