Titlebook: Open Cities | Open Data; Collaborative Cities Scott Hawken,Hoon Han,Christopher Pettit Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Open Online Platforms and the Collaborative Production of Micro Urban Spaces: Towards an Architecturlanning and collaboration between citizens, experts, and public officials. Focusing on a data-driven approach to collaborative planning, the chapter highlights the advantage of multiplicity and diversity of participants in non-linear processes of collaboration through online platforms. Presenting a

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Slum Digitisation, Its Opponents and Allies in Developing Smart Cities: The Case of Kibera, Nairobial settlements, and by openly providing spatial maps, lead to improved conditions for people living in slums. Furthermore?the chapter demonstrates that ICTs and GIS can prompt policymakers to apply much-needed changes of urban renewal, by?helping those living in informal settlements to identify the

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Urban Metabolism and Open Data: Opportunities and Challenges for Urban Resource Efficiencytudies resource use and pollution emissions of cities, which is reliant on an important process of data collection and analysis. Accessing reliable and recent data is one of the main challenges for urban metabolism studies as it can affect their accuracy and comparability to other cities. The emerge

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Linking Complex Urban Systems: Insights from Cross-Domain Urban Data Analysisstrate the power of cross-domain open urban data and its synergy with organisation-owned private data for supporting efficient urbanisation. On the one hand, we see the significant value of open urban data in the studies. On the other hand, there are still obstacles preventing organisations to make

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A Dashboard for the Unexpected: Open Data for Real-Time Disaster Responseather events such as cyclones, earthquakes and bushfires. In this chapter, we present a tactical dashboard assembled to provide real-time information to citizens being impacted by extreme weather events. The dashboard is tactical as it is assembled “just in time” for the arrival of Cyclone Debbie, w

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An Information Management Strategy for City Data Hubs: Open Data Strategies for Large Organisationsinitiatives, which look at supporting efficiencies and collaboration in city shaping, are crucial in realising the vision of sustainable, productive, and resilient cities. However, maintaining access to high quality, consistent, updated, and replicable urban data remains a challenge. The current urb

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Tell Me How My Open Data Is Re-used: Increasing Transparency Through the Open City Toolkitite much data being already open (and more to come), finding information about the actual usage of these open datasets is still a challenge. This chapter introduces two tools of the Open City Toolkit (OCT) that tackle this issue: a tool to increase transparency and interactive guidelines. Interviews