People, content, location: sweet spotting urban screens for situated engagement
People, content, location: sweet spotting urban screens for situated engagement
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人物、内容、地点：城市屏幕的最佳位置以实现情境互动
DOI：
10.1145/2317956.2317980
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发表时间：
2012
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通讯作者：
C. Satchell
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作者：
R. Schroeter;M. Foth;C. Satchell
越来越多的研究正在寻找方法，将在线审议的过程和好处带到他们所在的地方，进而允许更大比例的、有针对性的城市公众发表意见、被倾听，并参与城市规划和设计的问题。为了通过公共屏幕和移动设备利用情景参与的公民机会，我们的研究向公共城市屏幕内容应用程序DIS提供了信息，我们在广泛的现实世界公共和城市环境中部署和评估了该应用程序。例如，它目前正在墨尔本联邦广场著名的城市屏幕上播放。我们在一个概念框架内分析了来自这些用户研究的数据，该框架通过三个关键参数来定位参与度：人员、内容和位置。我们提出了一种方法来确定这些参数之间的最佳结合点，以帮助部署和运行互动系统，以最大限度地提高公民和相关审议目的的情境参与的质量。
A growing body of research is looking at ways to bring the processes and benefits of online deliberation to the places they are about and in turn allow a larger, targeted proportion of the urban public to have a voice, be heard, and engage in questions of city planning and design. Seeking to take advantage of the civic opportunities of situated engagement through public screens and mobile devices, our research informed a public urban screen content application DIS that we deployed and evaluated in a wide range of real world public and urban environments. For example, it is currently running on the renowned urban screen at Federation Square in Melbourne. We analysed the data from these user studies within a conceptual framework that positions situated engagement across three key parameters: people, content, and location. We propose a way to identify the sweet spot within the nexus of these parameters to help deploy and run interactive systems to maximise the quality of the situated engagement for civic and related deliberation purposes.