Bearing an Open "Pandora's Box" HCI for Reconciling Everyday Food and Sustainability
Bearing an Open "Pandora's Box" HCI for Reconciling Everyday Food and Sustainability
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承载着开放的“潘多拉魔盒”人机交互，以协调日常食品与可持续发展
DOI：
10.1145/2970817
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发表时间：
2016
影响因子：
3.7
通讯作者：
Clear A
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Clear A
粮食的可持续性是一个重大的全球性问题，需要进行重大变革，以缓解复杂的社会、环境和经济问题，如气候变化和不断增长的人口的粮食安全。在这篇文章中，我们开始了解食物在人们生活中的地位，他们采购食物的平凡但令人惊讶的复杂方式，以及塑造这些选择的过去和正在进行的过渡过程。我们的目标是了解数字互动在支持食品消费更可持续的各种方式中的潜在作用。为了告知这项工作，我们特别着手将致力于可持续发展的“食品先锋”的旅程与在英国超市分店招募的更传统的主流消费者进行对比。这种对比突出了两个群体的不同价值观，以及人们生活中食物和膳食的“意义”，并提出了食物选择和支持可持续发展的做法至少可以部分得到新数字技术支持的方式。
The sustainability of food is a significant global concern with a drastic change required to mitigate complex social, environmental, and economic issues like climate change and food security for an ever increasing population. In this article, we set out to understand the place of food in people's lives, their mundane yet surprisingly complex ways of sourcing their food, and the processes of transition, past and ongoing, that shape these choices. Our goal is to understand the potential role for digital interactions in supporting the various ways that food consumption can be made more sustainable. To inform this exercise, we specifically set out to contrast the journeys of committed sustainable “food pioneers” with more conventional mainstream consumers recruited in branches of a UK supermarket. This contrast highlights for both groups the various values, and “meaningfulness” attached to foods and meals in people's lives, and suggests ways in which food choice and pro-sustainable practices can be supported at least in part by new digital technologies.