Titlebook: Digital Cities III. Information Technologies for Social Capital: Cross-cultural Perspectives; Third International Peter Besselaar,Satoshi

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Faiz Ul Muram,Barbara Gallina,Samina Kanwalntext. Next, we describe the diversity of existing local ICT infrastructures, followed by a summary of this volume. The 26 chapters give a broad overview of some ten years of experimenting with and research on digital cities. We conclude with a few observations about the research field.

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Marco Filax,Tim Gonschorek,Frank Ortmeierthe synergic effects between a bird’s-eye and a first-person views in learning emergency escaping behaviors. Based on this result, we designed a novel communication system that allows a remote leader to guide escaping crowds in an emergency situation. We deployed our prototype in the Kyoto Station.

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Risk Assessment of the ,in ERTMSological design concepts, using an open-environment philosophy. . basic requirements and its essential design and implementation choices are presented, and a pragmatic example of its application is given. The paper also provides a specific description of how the messaging structure supports both publication and dialog.

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Methods of Structural Reliability,gle and simple interface to navigate users into multiple digital cities, 2) a simultaneous walk-though into the connected digital cities, 3) audio descriptions of scenes using semantic annotation of objects in the connected digital cities, 4) prioritizing semantic annotation according to users’ needs.

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Yan-xing Hu,James N. K. Liu,Li-wei Jiadifferences in user problems coincide with expectations about cultural characteristics derived from previous literature. The findings of this paper support the notion that users with different cultural backgrounds experience different user problems.

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Cultural User Experience Issues in E-government: Designing for a Multi-cultural Societydifferences in user problems coincide with expectations about cultural characteristics derived from previous literature. The findings of this paper support the notion that users with different cultural backgrounds experience different user problems.

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Conference proceedings 2005t and collaborate with social scientists studying the use and effects of these kinds of infrastructures and systems in their local application context. The field is rather young. After the diffusion of ICT in the world of organizations and companies, ICT entered everyday life. And this also influenc