WCMCW 2012 - WHEN THE CITY MEETS THE CITIZEN WORKSHOP (WCMCW)
Topics/Call fo Papers
WHEN THE CITY MEETS THE CITIZEN WORKSHOP (WCMCW)
Full Day, June 4, 2012
Social media has played a key role in providing insights into people's activities, opinions and day-to-day lives. These detailed user-generated information-streams offer a unique opportunity for cities to understand and engage their citizens. The research domain of smarter cities aims to monitor disruptive events (e.g., emergencies, Olympics), analyze social behaviour, identify citizens' sentiment and understand their interactions with services. On the other side, cities can use their understanding of the citizen to foster stronger relationships with the diverse communities in their constituencies. This understanding could be applied to mobilize people on important issues such as education, health care, political engagement and community awareness. This workshop is interested in research that aims to progress both sides of this relationship, but particularly research that works towards closing the loop between the city and the citizens.
ORGANIZERS
Elizabeth Daly, IBM Research, Dublin, Ireland
Giusy Di Lorenzo, IBM Research, Dublin, Ireland
Daniele Quercia, University of Cambridge, UK
Michael Muller, IBM Research, Cambridge, USA
EMAIL
Elizabeth Daly
WEB
http://bit.ly/wcmcw
Full Day, June 4, 2012
Social media has played a key role in providing insights into people's activities, opinions and day-to-day lives. These detailed user-generated information-streams offer a unique opportunity for cities to understand and engage their citizens. The research domain of smarter cities aims to monitor disruptive events (e.g., emergencies, Olympics), analyze social behaviour, identify citizens' sentiment and understand their interactions with services. On the other side, cities can use their understanding of the citizen to foster stronger relationships with the diverse communities in their constituencies. This understanding could be applied to mobilize people on important issues such as education, health care, political engagement and community awareness. This workshop is interested in research that aims to progress both sides of this relationship, but particularly research that works towards closing the loop between the city and the citizens.
ORGANIZERS
Elizabeth Daly, IBM Research, Dublin, Ireland
Giusy Di Lorenzo, IBM Research, Dublin, Ireland
Daniele Quercia, University of Cambridge, UK
Michael Muller, IBM Research, Cambridge, USA
Elizabeth Daly
WEB
http://bit.ly/wcmcw
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