Titlebook: Vision and Verticality; A Multidisciplinary Gary Bratchford,Dennis Zuev Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Open-Weather Feminist Handbook: A Preambleo map and challenge structures and narratives of domination involving weather data collection and access, while complicating ideas of the weather beyond the meteorological. Inspiration for this document comes from many places, but it is informed greatly by the CLEAR Lab Handbook.

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Seeing in Verticality: From ‘Vertical Gaze’ to ‘Figuring Out’nautical mode of seeing from verticality, we have moved to a stage which may be approximated as ‘seeing . verticality’, where classical verticality is both perfected and superseded. Intersecting images and text, we try to make sense of this immersive, enveloping condition, so as to make it both more legible and more ‘sensible’.

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Higher Returns presence, aerial images of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) modern cityscapes that are never fixed or fluid: Studio imprints of what unique architecture may materialise or remain absent in future urban development within the UAE.

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Seeing in Verticality: From ‘Vertical Gaze’ to ‘Figuring Out’being significantly reshaped as a result of the triangulation of digital locative technologies, platform-based algorithmic sieving and, increasingly, AI applications. The new media topologically reshape the urban experience by providing a digitally mediated way to embody vertical vision into both vi

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Repositioning Drone Sensing in Landscape Urbanism and Planningent of modern remote sensing, and various technologies have historically ‘stacked’ and ‘fused’ together to offer new possibilities in terms of coverage, definition and automation (Cureton, .. New York: Routledge, 2020). For Landscape Urbanism, Waldheim (Aerial Representation and the Recovery of Land

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Vocabularies of Drone Sensingmilitary applications. As such, scholars have interrogated the ways drones see, sense and manoeuvre therein, arguing that they offer distinct vantage and the rendering visible of alternative sensory terrains. At the same time, scholars are increasingly engaging the concept of volume to (re)consider