The public infrastructure of our cities are obscure structures whose workings are not accessible to most citizens. What if every sensor in our cities would have a Web API anyone could access in real-time and mashup? Open and easy to use Web platforms that enable efficient integration, processing, storage, and access to the enormous amount of data digital cities generate are increasingly needed, and we'll explore the various technologies that are making such solutions possible. Furthermore, we'll go much more beyond the technical aspects of such a platform to address the more controversial implications of such an Orwellian scenario. Hopefully, this session will provide a forum for the different disciplines involved in the design of future cities to establish a common ground for better interdisciplinary cooperation and understanding in this area.
LEVEL: Intermediate
Christine Outram is a technology integrator, city lover, urban informaticist, designer of the Copenhagen Wheel & Director of City Innovation Group bio from Twitter
CTO @ evrythng.net / co-founder @ webofthings.com / phd @ ETH Zurich bio from Twitter
researcher, hacker, and co-founder @ webofthings.com & chief product officer @ evrythng.net / phd @ ETH Zurich bio from Twitter
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