Live Urbanism – Towards SENSEable Cities and Beyond

Bernd Resch (), Rex Britter () and Carlo Ratti ()
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Bernd Resch: MIT SENSEable City Lab
Rex Britter: MIT SENSEable City Lab
Carlo Ratti: MIT SENSEable City Lab

Chapter Chapter 10 in Sustainable Environmental Design in Architecture, 2012, pp 175-184 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In the context of ubiquitous information services, the city shall not only be seen as a place of social interactions, financial transactions, a network of technology nodes, a geographical agglomeration area or as a political landscape, but more as an actuated multidimensional conglomerate of heterogeneous processes, in which the citizens are the central component. In other words, the city can be regarded as a complex near real-time control system, creating a feedback loop between the city itself, the city management and the citizens, which is achieved by pervasive sensing.

Keywords: Urban Heat Island; Green Roof; Mobile Sensor; Financial Transaction; Technology Node (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4419-0745-5_10

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