New publication in Nature Urban Sustainability
Adrienne Grêt-Regamey, Michal Switalski and colleagues from Finland and the US wrote a new article on how to harness sensing data to steer urban transformation towards sustainability.
Drawing on four global case studies, they highlight the necessity for an iterative dialogue between passive and active sensing. They provide concrete recommendations for stakeholders on how to integrate passive and active sensing within and across the practical, political and personal spheres. They point to ways in which data biases can be mitigated and issues of representation and exclusion in the sensing processes counteracted. The integration of passive and active sensing in an iterative loop is suggested as a way forward to improving current analysis and decision making - by bridging dialogue across practical, political and personal spheres.
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