The workshops at MAB16 are an interactive, dynamic forum leading up to the symposia and conference, with an opportunity for exchanging ideas, forming communities, sharing knowledge, getting in touch, networking, inspirations, prototyping and much more.
MAB16 will include a range of academic, industry, and artist-led workshops.
Full day
Hosts: Danilo Di Mascio (Northumbria University), Rachel Clarke (Newcastle University)
Full day
Hosts: Marius Hoggenmueller (Ludwig-Maximilian University Munich) and Jasmin Grimm (Connecting Cities)
Half day (morning)
Host: Cindi Drennan (Illuminart)
Full day
Organisation: Philips Lighting
Host: Susanne Seitinger
Full day
Organisations: Arup, UNSW Smart City Cluster
Hosts: Scott Hawken and Hoon Han (UNSW Smart City Cluster), Greg Stone (Arup)
Cities in the age of the platform: getting the deal right on city data
Today’s cities are full of data. As the majority of our interactions become in some way mediated by digital platforms, cities are becoming places of data abundance. It is the abundance of data that inspires the possibilities of smart cities and data-driven economies, in which data becomes the ‘new oil’ of the twenty-first century, a fundamental infrastructure underpinning a new era of urban innovation. But how accessible, really, is this data, and to whom? Despite the possibilities of new services and efficiencies resulting from big data value chains, there remain profound challenges in putting city data to use in ways that support key urban challenges. This presentation discusses the rise of the smart city and looks at how digital platform strategies are shaping our cities' data ecologies, and puts forward a call for a new deal on city data to support city innovation through productive collaborations between government, the private sector and citizens.
MAB16 workshops will be held at UNSW's Michael Crouch Innovation Centre.
Michael Crouch Innovation Centre
Michael Crouch Innovation Centre
The University of New South Wales, Sydney NSW 2052
Australia
Luke Hespanhol
UNSW
Alexander Wiethoff
LMU