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Participatory Urbanism presents an important new shift in mobile device usage - from communication tool to “networked mobile personal measurement instrument”
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Participatory Urbanism is the open authoring, sharing, and remixing of new or existing urban technologies marked by, requiring, or involving participation, especially affording the opportunity for individual citizen participation, sharing, and voice. Participatory Urbanism builds upon a large body of related projects where citizens act as agents of change.
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We need to shatter our understanding of them as phones and celebrate them in their new role as measurement instruments. Our desire is to provide our mobile devices with new “super-senses” and abilities by enabling a wide range of physical sensors to be easily attached and used by anyone, especially non-experts.
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08 Jan 10
David WilcoxParticipatory Urbanism is the open authoring, sharing, and remixing of new or existing urban technologies marked by, requiring, or involving participation, especially affording the opportunity for individual citizen participation, sharing, and voice.
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11 Mar 09
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Participatory Urbanism promotes new styles and methods for individual citizens to become proactive in their involvement with their city, neighborhood, and urban self reflexivity. Examples of Participatory Urbanism include but are not limited to: providing mobile device centered hardware toolkits for non-experts to become authors of new everyday urban objects, generating individual and collective needs based dialogue tools around the desired usage of urban green spaces, or empowering citizens to collect and share air quality data measured with sensor enabled mobile devices.
Our mobile devices are more than just personal communication tools . They are globally networked, speak the lingua franca of the city (SMS, Bluetooth, MMS), and are becoming the dominant urban processor. We need to shatter our understanding of them as phones and celebrate them in their new role as measurement instruments.
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Howard RheingoldIntegrating air quality sensors into networked mobile phones everyday citizens uncover, visualize, collectively share real-time air quality measurements from own everyday urban lifestyles. people-driven sensor data leverages community power imbalances
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11 Dec 07
Parul Guptamobile phones as pollution sensors. tied to TIER berkeley's N-Smarts project.
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dan mcquillanPersonal, Mobile Air Quality Measurments an example of Participatory Urbanism
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05 May 07
Michel BauwensParticipatory Urbanism is the open authoring, sharing, and remixing of new or existing urban technologies marked by, requiring, or involving participation, especially affording the opportunity for individual citizen participation, sharing, and voice.
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Ricky RobinsonParticipatory Urbanism presents an important new shift in mobile device usage - from communication tool to “networked mobile personal measurement instrument”. We explore how these new “instruments” enable entirely new participatory urban lifestyl
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irwinchenParticipatory Urbanism presents an important new shift in mobile device usage - from communication tool to “networked mobile personal measurement instrument”.
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04 Apr 07
Rekha Murthy"Our mobile devices are more than just personal communication tools... We need to shatter our understanding of them as phones and celebrate them in their new role as measurement instruments." via jbleecker
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