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9783540672654

Digital Cities: Technologies, Experiences, and Future Perspectives

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    9783540672654

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    3540672656

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-04-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

On the way towards the Information Society, global networks such as the Internet, together with mobile computing, have made wide-area computing over virtual communities a reality. Digital city projects, with the goal of building platforms to support community networking, are going on worldwide. This is the first book devoted to digital cities. It is based on an international symposium held in Kyoto, Japan, in September 1999. The 34 revised full papers presented were carefully selected for inclusion in the book; they reflect the state of the art in this exciting new field of interdisciplinary research and development. The book is divided into parts on design and analysis, digital city experiments, community network experiments, applications, visualization technologies, mobile technologies, and social interaction and communityware.

Table of Contents

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS PERSPECTIVES
Designing the Digital City
1(6)
William J. Mitchell
Understanding Digital Cities
7(11)
Toru Ishida
Digital Cities: Organization, Content, and Use
18(15)
Peter van den Besselaar
Isabel Melis
Dennis Beckers
Digital City or Urban Simulator?
33(12)
Alessandro Aurigi
Next Generation Community Networking: Futures for Digital Cities
45(13)
Artur Serra
DIGITAL CITY EXPERIMENTS
Experiences of European Digital Cities
58(15)
Eric Mino
The Information Society in the City of Antwerp
73(10)
Bruno Peeters
Helsinki Arena 2000 - Augmenting a Real City to a Virtual One
83(14)
Risto Linturi
Marja-Riitta Koivunen
Jari Sulkanen
The Geographic Information System (GIS) of Turin Municipality
97(13)
Guido Bolatto
Adriano Sozza
Ivano Gauna
Maddalena Rusconi
Digital City Bristol: A Case Study
110(15)
Annelies de Bruine
Digital City Shanghai: Towards Integrated Information & Service Environment
125(15)
Ding Peng
Mao Wei Liang
Rao Ruo Nan
Sheng Huan Ye
Ma Fan Yuan
Toru Ishida
Experiments in the Digital `Engineering City Oulu'
140(11)
Lech Krzanik
Minna Makarainen
COMMUNITY NETWORK EXPERIMENTS
Reconfiguring Community Networks: The Case of PrairieKNOW
151(14)
Noshir Contractor
Ann Peterson Bishop
The Mutual Development of Role, Rule, and Tool Through the VCOM Project
165(14)
Shoko Miyagawa
Ikuyo Kaneko
Davis Community Network (DCN): A Regional Community Networking Initiative in North-Central California
179(15)
Richard Lowenberg
Examining Community in the Digital Neighborhood: Early Results from Canada's Wired Suburb
194(15)
Keith N. Hampton
Barry Wellman
On-Line Forums as an Arena for Political Discussions
209(15)
Agneta Ranerup
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL CITIES
Towards the Integration of Physical and Virtual Worlds for Supporting Group Learning
224(12)
Fusako Kusunoki
Masanori Sugimoto
Hiromichi Hashizume
Digital City for Disaster Reduction - Development of Pictogram System for Disaster Management
236(10)
Haruo Hayashi
Satoshi Tanaka
Kazunori Urabe
Haruhide Yoshida
Satoshi Inoue
Hideki Shima
Nobuhisa Deki
Jun Kasagi
Takahiro Nishino
Masasuke Takashima
The Digital City's Public Library: Support for Community Building and Knowledge Sharing
246(15)
Scott Robertson
Agent Community with Social Interactions for Worker and Job Hunting
261(14)
Takayoshi Asakura
Takahiro Shiroshima
Toshiaki Miyashita
VISUALIZATION TECHNOLOGIES
The Motion Generation of Pedestrians as Avatars and Crowds of People
275(13)
Ken Tsutsuguchi
Kazuhiro Sugiyama
Noboru Sonehara
Image-Based Pseudo-3D Visualization of Real Space on WWW
288(15)
Masahiko Tsukamoto
Dynamic Zone Retrieval and Landmark Computation for Spatial Data
303(11)
Hiroaki Kawagishi
Kengo Koiso
Katsumi Tanaka
Environment for Spatial Information Sharing
314(12)
Hiroshi Tsuji
Takaaki Yamada
Maki Tamano
Tsuneo Sobue
Shuji Kitazawa
Image Maps: Exploring Urban History through Digital Photography
326(12)
Brian K. Smith
Erik Blankinship
Alfred Ashford III
Michael Baker
Timothy Hirzel
MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES
Navigation Support in a Real City Using City Metaphors
338(12)
Kensaku Fujii
Shigeru Nagai
Yasuhiko Miyazaki
Kazuhiro Sugiyama
Public Applications of SpaceTag and Their Impacts
350(14)
Hiroyuki Tarumi
Ken Morishita
Yahiko Kambayashi
Location Oriented Integration of Internet Information - Mobile Info Search
364(14)
Katsumi Takahashi
Seiji Yokoji
Nobuyuki Miura
Fairy in a Smart IC Card: Interfacing People, Town, and Digital City
378(13)
Takao Terano
Toshikazu Nishimura
Yoko Ishino
Eiji Murakami
SOCIAL INTERACTION AND COMMUNITYWARE
A Warm Cyber-Welcome: Using an Agent-Led Group Tour to Introduce Visitors to Kyoto
391(10)
Katherine Isbister
Extending the Services and the Accessibility of Community Networks
401(15)
Antonietta Grasso
Dave Snowdon
Michael Koch
Creative Contents Community
416(11)
Toshiyuki Asahi
Hisashi Noda
Daigo Taguchi
Kazuhiro Ishihara
Public Opinion Channel: A Challenge for Interactive Community Broadcasting
427(16)
Shinatro Azechi
Nobuhiko Fujihara
Kaoru Sumi
Takashi Hirata
Hiroyuki Yano
Toyoaki Nishida
Author Index 443

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