Public spaces perception in smart cities
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Abstract
Nowadays the possibility of being ubiquitous connected generates new patterns in the
relation between people and the built environment. This research seeks to investigate how
the widespread use of smartphones frames people’s perception, behaviour and interaction
with public spaces and create new forms of urban dynamics in the Smart Cities era. In this
context, we compared the different social groups (tourists, temporary and permanent
residents) that inhabit the city. Adopting traditional methods of field observation and
combining them with surveys and interviews we have extended and improved existing
methodologies, generating a singular comprehensive dataset, consisting of more than 5000
observations. The analysis of all collected data provided insightful outcomes both at street
level and from the users’ point of view. The results evince that behavioural patterns on the
use of technology in public spaces are tightly linked to the social group each person belongs
to and to the relation each one has to a place. Despite the infinite possibilities of being online,
mediated perception do not replace the intangible value of face-to-face relations.
MatèriesSociology, Urban -- Spain -- Barcelona, Electronic villages (Computer networks), Public spaces -- Spain -- Barcelona, Sociologia urbana -- Catalunya -- Barcelona, Ciutats digitals (Xarxes d'ordinadors), Espais públics -- Catalunya -- Barcelona
TitulacióMÀSTER UNIVERSITARI EN GESTIÓ I VALORACIÓ URBANA (Pla 2009)
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