Speaker: Dr. Bernd Resch, Research Director of Live Geography at the GIScience Research Group of the Institute of Geography in Heidelberg, Germany. His research areas include Standardised Geo-Sensor Webs, People as Sensors and Collective Sensing (VGI), Real-time and Smart Cities (Health, Mobility, Environment, Energy, Safety), Sensor Fusion, Location-aware Complex Event Processing, Augmented Reality and Innovative Geo-Visualisation Methods, and Web-based Geo-Analysis.
Location: CGIS South S050
Title: Urban Emotions - Fusing Data from Technical and Human Sensors to Support Spatial Planning with Crowdsourced Emotion Information
Abstract:
The spatial and social structures of a city such as buildings, the transport infrastructure, parks as well as the dynamic nature of human activities and its underlying processes can trigger different collective and individual human emotions as a person’s response to such urban contexts. However, the integration of such human urban emotions into citizen-centric spatial planning processes is a major challenge in order to contribute to a fundamentally changing understanding of spatial and regional planning. See expanded abstract: http://www.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/gis/urbanemotions_en.html
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