Edge Cities Conference - How Scary is Smart - Reading ideas
As the 2013 Edge Cities Conference approaches organisers, speakers and attendees have started to suggest a variety of publications for reading, either before or after the event.
Please make your own suggestions, below, to add to this list:
- Smart Cities of the Future - M.Batty et al., 2012
- Smart Citizens in the Data Metropolis - Mara Balestrini, 20.11.12
- CrowdMemo> Physical spaces augmented through crowdsourced community memories
- BBC News - How will our future cities look?
- John Worthington EPSRC Position Paper: Retrofit 2050, RE-Engineering the City 2020-2050, 2013
- Sustainia Sector Guide - Buildings, Mondaymorning
- Can Cities save us? Interview with Dr Benjamin Barber
- Glasgow wins ’smart city’ government cash
& from the Guardian:
- Brave New World - Council leaders in Stockholm, Cardiff, Birmingham, Peterborough, Bath & North-East Somerset, Edinburgh & Southampton talk about what they are doing to create Smarter Cities
- Really Getting Somewhere – How the way we travel is being transformed by technology
- City design: A digital revolution – How Seoul has developed into one of the world’s Smartest cities
- City Design Innovation – Turning ideas into reality
& from The Economist:
- Living in a see-through world – How safe is our data in a Smart new world?
- A sea of sensors – How the development of sensors will revolutionise the way we live our lives
- Living on a platform - For cities to become truly smart, everything must be connected
- Augmented business - Smart systems will disrupt lots of industries, and perhaps the entire economy
- The IT paydirt - Who will clean up?
Group Think - The brainstorming myth, Jonah Lehrer, The New Yorker, 30.1.12
Streets Ahead: what makes a city innovative?, The Work Foundation, Nov 2011
Links:
- www.spatialcomplexity.info
- connected-cities.org
- marabales.com
- transmedial.wordpress.com
- ideasforchange.com