Seoul On-Air. Augmented Environments for Urban Activism
(2017) Imminent Commons: The Expanded City — ISBN: [9781945150647], p. 38-45, published
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- While the study of urban sensing tools has been a consistent focus of research within the environmental, earth, and citizen science communities, little attention has been paid on the development of on-site visualization techniques and methods for an interactive exploration of urban environmental data. Environmental data are generally visualized as tabular data or two-dimensional plots, which fails to enable an experiential visualization of the microclimate and thus prevents citizens from gaining a detailed understanding of the site-specific variability of pollutant concentrations and thermal comfort in their cities. This research explores three-dimensional immersive environmental visualization techniques to enable a user-friendly interactive analysis of the urban air quality data. The research focuses on the implementation of low-cost mobile urban-sensing technologies and immersive environmental data exploration mechanisms with the ambition to enable citizens to reframe their role in the politics of urban air quality.
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Llaguno, M., & et al. (2017). Seoul On-Air. Augmented Environments for Urban Activism. In Alejandro Zaera-Polo, Jeffrey S. Anderson (ed.) (ed.), Imminent Commons: The Expanded City (p. p. 38-45). https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/228173