Designing for grassroots food production: an event-based urban agriculture community
Designing for grassroots food production: an event-based urban agriculture community
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草根粮食生产设计：基于事件的都市农业社区
DOI：
10.1145/2686612.2686666
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2014
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M. Foth
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Peter Lyle;J. Choi;M. Foth
随着全球人口的城市化增长超过50%，在城市空间种植粮食的重要性增加，因为它可以促进粮食安全，减少食物里程，改善人们的身心健康。在城市环境中种植粮食的任务是住宅种植者和团体的混合。Permablitz布里斯班是一个以活动为中心的基层社区，组织为期一天的“工作蜜蜂”活动，在规划和设计过程中借鉴朴门永续设计原则。Permablitz布里斯班与其他以地点为中心的城市农业社区（如城市农场或社区花园）形成了有益的对比，因为它们的目的是帮助鼓励城市居民种植自己的食物。我们目前的研究结果和设计的影响，从定性研究与该组的成员，使用民族志的方法来参与和了解这个组是如何运作的。我们的研究结果描述了四个主题，包括机会，困难和考虑因素，创造人机交互（HCI）设计师的干预措施。
As urbanisation of the global population has increased above 50%, growing food in urban spaces increases in importance, as it can contribute to food security, reduce food miles, and improve people's physical and mental health. Approaching the task of growing food in urban environments is a mixture of residential growers and groups. Permablitz Brisbane is an event-centric grassroots community that organises daylong 'working bee' events, drawing on permaculture design principles in the planning and design process. Permablitz Brisbane provides a useful contrast from other location-centric forms of urban agriculture communities (such as city farms or community gardens), as their aim is to help encourage urban residents to grow their own food. We present findings and design implications from a qualitative study with members of this group, using ethnographic methods to engage with and understand how this group operates. Our findings describe four themes that include opportunities, difficulties, and considerations for the creation of interventions by Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) designers.