DIGITAL ARTEFACTS SUPPORTING THE APPROPRIATION OF PUBLIC SPACES AND PATHS IN HELSINKI

Joanna Saad-Sulonen, Liisa Horelli

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Abstract

Urban movements in the Nordic countries increasingly rely on a variety of freely available mundane digital technologies to self-organize around issues of common interest (Saad-Sulonen & Horelli 2017). The aim of the poster is to present the results of an explorative case study on the use of digital artefacts by a self-organizing urban movement, the National Urban Park to Helsinki (NUPH). The digital artefact ecology, expanded through collaborations with city authorities, can be considered as playing a key role in, first, getting stakeholders involved, and then, opening the way for the potential appropriation of significant spaces of mobility, including streets, trails, and waterways.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
Publikationsdato2018
StatusUdgivet - 2018
BegivenhedCity Street 3 - Notre Dame University, Zouk Mosbeh, Libanon
Varighed: 30 okt. 20183 nov. 2018
http://www.ndu.edu.lb/city-street-3/home

Konference

KonferenceCity Street 3
LokationNotre Dame University
Land/OmrådeLibanon
ByZouk Mosbeh
Periode30/10/201803/11/2018
Internetadresse

Emneord

  • self-organisation
  • Artefact ecology
  • streets
  • Mobility
  • PPGIS
  • Maps

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