Titlebook: Innovative Technologies in Urban Mapping; Built Space and Ment Antonella Contin,Paolo Paolini,Rossella Salerno Book 2014 Springer Internati

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Rethinking Kevin Lynch’s Lesson in Mapping Today’s Citynch’s . (1960): the book, written in the age of Kennedy’s democratic policy for racial integration had as major result that still today, in the north American cities, it cannot decide any public plan of urban redevelopment without consulting people about crucial issues like identity, the possibility

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Storytelling for Cultural Heritagetion (slideshows, videos or animations) with audio. Optional text can be used for additional details. Most people agree today that digital stories are the best way for engaging users across several devices: from tablets to desktops, from smartphones to even phones, for audio only. Different narrativ

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New Technologies and Technological Innovation for the City: Chance EXPO 2015cts in modern cities is focusing towards several dimensions apparently orthogonal but in effect intimately connected. Alongside the traditional Ecological and Sustainable targets, the digital and technological dimension of spaces, services and people, is increasing in relevance and adoption..The Dig

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Meta City: Origins and Implicationss in .data or .phor (., .). The city thus became a statistical entity formed of masses of data, describing relationships amongst its populations, its environments, and its various systems of flows and stasis. MVRDV’s Metacity was a data cube containing information about all the inhabitants on earth,

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Experiential Data for Urban Planninge interact with urban space. These technologies are not only functional but also expressive in nature: they mediate unique types of engagement with the urban environment through new interactive interfaces and representational forms. The adoption of such technologies in cities reflects the evolution

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A New Map of the Milan Urban Region Through Mobile Phone Dataes., but also because new forms of mobility are emerging, describing new city dynamics and timevariations in the use of urban spaces by temporary populations..These mobility practices result from the combination of physical and virtual mobility, leading to new, mixed forms of daily, residential, and

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Sensory Aspects of Simulation and Representation in Landscape and Environmental Planning: A Soundscahe phenomenon of movement, perception is not static. Moreover perception itself involves a variety of senses: hearing, touch, smell, taste, sight, the kinaesthetic system (the ability to perceive and coordinate movement) and the vestibular system (the sense of balance). It is clear that pictures do

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iPlanning: Urban Maps and Curatorship in the Age of Data Delugetraditional data processing applications” — is one of the key cultural phenomena redesigning the relation between physical and digital domains. The sophisticated techniques to mine large data sets promise to redefine our relation with the built environment and how we will intervene in it..One key fa