Re-writing the city
Re-writing the city
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重新书写城市
DOI：
10.1145/2783446.2783562
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2015
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Abel P
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Abel P
本文是2015年3月在英国曼彻斯特举行的未来万物节上为期两天的“节日实验室”的成果。节日实验室邀请了一组学术研究人员在节日期间开发一个公众参与的模型，该模型将探索围绕流动性、数据意识和公民参与的具体研究问题。在此基础上，学术团队开发了节日实验室“公共”，并创建了一个活动弧，参与者可以借用自行车，并回答有关曼彻斯特市自行车和数据使用未来的结构化和非结构化研究问题。参与者配备了带有定制软件的iphone，用于收集短文评论、照片和GPS数据，成为为期一天的实地研究中不可或缺的参与者，既扮演了研究对象的角色，也扮演了本文作者的角色。我们提出了参与者和研究人员注意到的发现和观察结果，并在闭幕的研讨会全体会议上讨论了这些发现和观察结果的重要性。最后，我们通过反思论文创作过程本身来总结，这是一种协作的、密集的、快节奏的方法，挑战了学术权威和公众参与的框架。
This paper is an output of a two day 'Festival Lab' held at the Future Everything Festival, Manchester, UK, March 2015. The Festival Lab invited a team of academic researchers to develop a model of public engagement during the festival that would explore specific research questions around mobility, data awareness, and civic engagement. From this brief the academic team developed the Festival Lab 'PuBLiC', and created an activity arc that involved participants borrowing bicycles and responding to structured and unstructured research questions about the future of cycling and data use in the city of Manchester. Equipped with iPhones with bespoke software for collecting short textual comments, photographs and GPS data, participants became integral actors in one-day field studies, taking the role of both subjects and authors of this paper. We present findings and observations noted by participants and researchers, discussing the significance of these as triangulated in a closing workshop plenary session. Finally, we conclude by reflecting on the paper creation process itself, a collaborative, intensive, fast-paced approach that challenges the very framework of academic authority and public engagement.