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Opening presentation delivered at the Amsterdam Smart Citizens Lab public kick-off on May 13th in De Waag, Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam Smart Citizens Lab
- 2. Welcome & intro Frank Kresin Hester Volten Matchmaking Tools & concepts Pieter van Boheemen Christine van den Horn Approach Programme
- 5. • Institute for Art, Science & Technology • Since 1994, 50 Staff, based in Amsterdam • Artistic research, critical design & social innovation • Exploring emergent technologies & opening them up Waag Society
- 6. • For self expression and communication • Linking people, groups, communities • Sharing thoughts, blueprints, algorithms • Reflecting & understanding And discovering it’s underlying meaning. Technology
- 7. • Making is crucial to understand and act in our world • Best producer is the user • (S)he can learn to make (almost) anything • Sharing knowledge is the key to innovation Maker Ethics
- 8. Smart Citizens • Will take responsibility for the place they live, work and love; • Value access over ownership, contribution over power; • Will ask forgiveness, not permission; • Know where they can get the tools, knowledge and support; • Value empathy, dialogue and trust; • Appropriate technology, rather than accept it as is; • Will help the people that struggle with smart stuff; • Ask questions, before they come up with answers; • Take part in design efforts to come up with better solutions; • Work agile, prototype early, test quickly, start all over; • Will not stop in the face of huge barriers; • Continuously share their knowledge and their learning. http://waag.org/nl/blog/manifesto-smart-citizens
- 15. Empower people to: • Make visible and tangible the invisible • Understand their environment • Turn data and insight into action • Using public networks of low cost, open source sensors
- 16. • Better informed, more engaged residents • Impactful dialogues between residents and governments • More data, more insight, better policies • More enjoyable, social, inclusive, healthy & livable cities Resulting in Issue Mapping: Topical Barcamp Sensors: Open Hardware Bootcamp Sensing: Data Collection Understanding: Visualisation & Interpretation Action: Community Meetup HvA RIVM AMS / Alterra SenseMakers AmEcBoard Amsterdam CTO FabLab Amsterdam Open Wetlab Waag Society Amsterdam Smart Citizens Lab Activities Phase 1 Partners http://waag.org/en/project/smart-citizens-lab
- 17. Planning Date Topic May 13 Kick off May 21 Making sensors June 3 Making Sensors June 10 Collection Strategies July - Aug Sensing & Collecting Sep 9 Analyzing & Visualization Oct 7 Final Event
- 19. Welcome & intro Frank Kresin Hester Volten Matchmaking Tools & concepts Pieter van Boheemen Christine van den Horn Approach Programme
- 20. Matchmaking
- 21. Welcome & intro Frank Kresin Hester Volten Matchmaking Tools & concepts Pieter van Boheemen Christine van den Horn Approach Programme
- 22. Pieter van Boheemen Waag Society @pietervboheemen
- 25. Zooniverse
- 26. Air quality: Smart Citizen Kit
- 27. Noise levels
- 28. Air Quality Egg
- 29. DustDuino
- 30. Humidity, UV and Temp: CliMate
- 32. Public Lab
- 33. Kite mapping
- 34. Plant health: Infrared imaging
- 35. DIY Tools: Spectral Workbench
- 36. Citizens making marks: Findery
- 38. Secchi Disk
- 39. Turbidity: iQwtr
- 40. Total Dissolved Particles DIY sensor
- 41. Soil moisture
- 42. Mood tracking
- 43. Biomonitoring
- 44. Christine van den Horn Waag Society
- 45. Exploring Sensing Strategies (mini design challenge)
- 46. mini design challenge 1. Define the challenge 2. Take a look at the available ingredients: - space (the city) - people - tools - events - communication networks 3. Define your sensing strategy and its goal. Develop a concept & materialize it. Define the roles, relations and all touchpoints (what’s needed) 4. Discussion - reviewing the impact
- 47. mini design challenge The rules/requirements: The cheaper the technology the more means Use the communication network as efficient as possible Involve as many people as possible Think about target groups & incentives Make sure people with the right skills are involved The goal: create as much as possible impact
- 48. the assignment
- 49. Welcome & intro Frank Kresin Hester Volten Matchmaking Tools & concepts Pieter van Boheemen Christine van den Horn Approach Programme
- 50. Pieter van Boheemen Christine van den Horn Waag Society
- 52. Planning Date Topic May 13 Kick off May 21 Making sensors June 3 Making Sensors June 10 Collection Strategies July - Aug Sensing & Collecting Sep 9 Analyzing & Visualization Oct 7 Final Event
- 53. ASCL Platform: Meetup Group
- 54. Membership • 35 EUR • Access to all 6 remaining events (10 EUR discount) • #IAMSmart t-shirt • #IAMSmart title on meetup