Titlebook: Digital Urban Acupuncture; Human Ecosystems and Salvatore Iaconesi,Oriana Persico Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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Ecosystems in Cities,on-human entities establishing flows of communication, information, knowledge, emotion, and opinion. Cities are shown as a polyphony of expressions interweaving human and non-human communication, sensors, data, and information. The issue of legibility of tactics is also introduced in this chapter, a

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A Case Study: Turin, detect the many languages spoken in the city, as evidence of the multiple cultures which inhabit it. In places, crossings, emotions, communication, opinions, the city is different according to the cultural eyes from which you look at it. Building upon Kevin Lynch’s concepts of imageability and read

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,A Case Study: Kansas City’s innovation ecosystem,l years through major social networks. It begins by explaining what motivated the authors in choosing to observe Kansas City (its lively, young and growing innovation scene, its startup and technological hubs, and the organizations working on the territory) and then moves on to describe the methodol

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Understanding the Relations and the Flows of Emotions, Information, and Knowledge,n be classified according to their characteristics, and the ways in which it is possible to define further classification schemes to achieve different goals. The types of relations described in Chap. . are used to understand the ways in which they can be analyzed to classify the members of the ecosy

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,A Case Study: Rome’s Cultural Ecosystems,ity’s cultural ecosystem, to enact public engagement directed to promoting participatory decision-making and policy-shaping processes, to foster the emergence of peer-to-peer self-organization patterns, and to create novel forms of economies. The project began in 2013 by observing the Relational Eco

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More Than Humans,ctures, organizations, sensors, and devices. The methodologies, approaches, technologies, and modalities according to which these scenarios can take form are examined using a variety of approaches and examples. This chapter also points out the possibility to include different layers of ecosystems wi