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The street as platform
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joan subiratsThe Sreet as Platform, un texto ya clásico de @CityofSound http://t.co/LAvJCIR5 #SentientCity #urbanismo #media #data c @
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Javier ArbonaThe street as platform
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Tamsin LloydThe Street as Platform - ubiquitous technology and the sentient city.
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Ester Gisbert Alemanyimagining the scene below, via a kind of narrative, it's still remarkable to even sketchily consider how much data is already around us, and is near-invisible to traditional urban planning perspectives. And I'd suggest that this data beginning to profound
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Ricardo SatoWe can’t see how the street is immersed in a twitching, pulsing cloud of data. This is over and above the well-established electromagnetic radiation, crackles of static, radio waves conveying radio and television broadcasts in digital and analogue forms,
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I was recently asked to comment on ‘the street of the future’;
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We can’t see how the street is immersed in a twitching, pulsing cloud of data. This is over and above the well-established electromagnetic radiation, crackles of static, radio waves conveying radio and television broadcasts in digital and analogue forms, police voice traffic. This is a new kind of data, collective and individual, aggregated and discrete, open and closed, constantly logging impossibly detailed patterns of behaviour. The behaviour of the street.
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performance data
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Approaching the furniture showroom’s delivery bay to the rear, the driver of an articulated lorry grinds down through his gears in frustration as he realises the road over the lights narrows to a point through which his cab will not fit, information not made clear by the satnav system propped on his dashboard.
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daddy sucroselong scenario on Dataspace or IOT - Internet Of Things
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Lynette Webbfantastic article about how there's so much data/digital-ness in our streets now that is almost invisible
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Francisco Arlindo AlvesThe way the street feels may soon be defined by what cannot be seen with the naked eye.
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shanucorea bit of a grungier, rawer, janglier sort of garage rock sound.
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Ian ForresterI was recently asked to comment on ‘the street of the future’; a response for a quango responsible for the built environment and a government department responsible for transport, roads and so forth. Which means it's really the street of the near-futu
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Ricky RobinsonCould this picture of the urban environment be brought to life by existing technology as the author suggests, or is there still some underlying research to be done?
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Looking up at the display in fascination and bewilderment, an elderly lady stumbles over a pothole in the pavement. Helped back to her feet by a younger man, she decides to complain to the council about the pothole. The man suggests he can do that right now, from his iPod Touch and using the library’s open public wifi, by registering the presence of a pothole at this point on the local problems database, Fix My Street. The old woman stares at him quizzically as it takes him fifty seconds to close the website he had been looking it on his mobile (Google Maps directions for “hairdressers near SW4”, a phrase he’ll shortly have to type in again, having neglected to bookmark it) and access fixmystreet.com. He spends the next few minutes indicating the presence of a pothole outside the library on Fix My Street (unaware of the postcode, he has to select one from a few possible matches on street name), before he moves on, satisfied with his civic good deed for the day. The elderly lady had long since shuffled off, muttering to herself. Although Fix My Street smartly forwards on all issues to the corresponding council, a beleaguered under-trained temp in the also underfunded 'pavements team' is unaware of fixmystreet.com and unable to cope with the levels of complaint, and so the pothole claims five more victims over the next two weeks until someone rings up about it.
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