Data, architecture and the experience of place
Karandinou, Anastasia Ed.
Data, architecture and the experience of place - New York Routledge 2019 - xiii,236p.
Contents
Notes on contributors vii
Acknowledgements xii
Chapter 1: Data and the experience of place: the use of data in contemporary spatial and cultural studies1
Anastasia Karandinou
Chapter 2: Data science in the age of Big Data: opportunities and challenges 18
Contantinos Daskalakis
Chapter 3: Data + Multimer: mapping human signals for improved spatial design 22
Arlene Ducao
Chapter 4: Data, emotion, space: FELT communication through computational textile texture 45
Felecia Davis
Chapter 5: Responsive-surface design informed by immersive data visualization 70
Matthew Wagner
Chapter 6: Data and comfort assessment: examining the suitability of physiological sensors for assessing comfort in an everyday environment 78
Trevor Keeling, Etienne Roesch and Derek Clements-Crooome
Chapter 7: Data and wayfinding at Thamesmead: applying geolocation and EEG recordings of brain activity for navigation design 100
Bridget Snaith and Sven Mundner
Chapter 8: Virtual reality and EEG data: understanding spatial transitions 113
Dorothea Kalogianni and Richard Coyne
Chapter 9: Data and GPS systems: comparing navigation and landmark knowledge between GPS users and non-GPS users 130
Negar Ahmadpoor and Tim Heath
Chapter : 10 Data and emotions : mapping of Beirut Central District through physiological emotions 157
Roua Ghosh and Samer EL Sayary
Chapter : 11 Data and 'social' / 'sexual' encounters in the city : mappings of potential embodied experiences through geolocative dating apps 175
Phevos Kallitsis
Chapter : 12 Towards a computer-aided epistemology of architecture 192
Alejandro Mieses Castellanos
Chapter : 13 Data and politics of information : rezoining New York City through Big Data 210
Index 210
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
Index 232
9780815352488
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Data, architecture and the experience of place - New York Routledge 2019 - xiii,236p.
Contents
Notes on contributors vii
Acknowledgements xii
Chapter 1: Data and the experience of place: the use of data in contemporary spatial and cultural studies1
Anastasia Karandinou
Chapter 2: Data science in the age of Big Data: opportunities and challenges 18
Contantinos Daskalakis
Chapter 3: Data + Multimer: mapping human signals for improved spatial design 22
Arlene Ducao
Chapter 4: Data, emotion, space: FELT communication through computational textile texture 45
Felecia Davis
Chapter 5: Responsive-surface design informed by immersive data visualization 70
Matthew Wagner
Chapter 6: Data and comfort assessment: examining the suitability of physiological sensors for assessing comfort in an everyday environment 78
Trevor Keeling, Etienne Roesch and Derek Clements-Crooome
Chapter 7: Data and wayfinding at Thamesmead: applying geolocation and EEG recordings of brain activity for navigation design 100
Bridget Snaith and Sven Mundner
Chapter 8: Virtual reality and EEG data: understanding spatial transitions 113
Dorothea Kalogianni and Richard Coyne
Chapter 9: Data and GPS systems: comparing navigation and landmark knowledge between GPS users and non-GPS users 130
Negar Ahmadpoor and Tim Heath
Chapter : 10 Data and emotions : mapping of Beirut Central District through physiological emotions 157
Roua Ghosh and Samer EL Sayary
Chapter : 11 Data and 'social' / 'sexual' encounters in the city : mappings of potential embodied experiences through geolocative dating apps 175
Phevos Kallitsis
Chapter : 12 Towards a computer-aided epistemology of architecture 192
Alejandro Mieses Castellanos
Chapter : 13 Data and politics of information : rezoining New York City through Big Data 210
Index 210
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
Index 232
9780815352488
720.1 / KAR