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.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication date2018
    Publication statusPublished - 2018
    EventCity Street 3 - Notre Dame University, Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon
    Duration: 30 Oct 20183 Nov 2018
    http://www.ndu.edu.lb/city-street-3/home

    Conference

    ConferenceCity Street 3
    LocationNotre Dame University
    Country/TerritoryLebanon
    CityZouk Mosbeh
    Period30/10/201803/11/2018
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    Keywords

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

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