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Tuesday, 14 February, 2012
Melbourne is recognized as one of the most livable cities for its quality of life, specially for its vibrant cultural life and the high quality of its public spaces and streets. I was visiting this city a few weeks ago and one of the things I wanted to explore were the streets of the city centre. An article discovered a before the trip, Off the Gri...
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Thursday, 15 December, 2011
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The complexity of cities (a diverse and always changing environment) produces a huge amount of data. The growing availability of tools to generate, capture, store, manage and analyze this data opens up a wide spectrum of possibilities around those big data. The opening up of public data (public transport, traffic flows, water, waste,...
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Monday, 6 December, 2010
The awareness in nature conservation is increasing, governments through the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) want to improve human welfare attending some of the principal endemic problems of our century: poverty, hunger, health, education and sustainable development. The propose is an inventory of targets and deadlines to improve the situa...
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Tuesday, 2 November, 2010
I wrote a few days ago about the seminar Rethinking urban policy 30 years later and what I am preparing for my presentation. One of these things has to do with the organization of a discussion session using audiovisual materials as an excuse to review the central issues in current urban policies.
We have now completed the selection of videos that w...
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Tuesday, 28 September, 2010
Here is an anecdote that would lead us to a deeper analysis. As everything we try to consider in this blog, we seek that its significance as something that is happening in many cities at the same time would permit us to talk about 'trends' (urban trends).
So I would like to refer today to the disappearance of many private or community-led cinemas/t...
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Thursday, 2 September, 2010
Foreign Policy magazine has released its September-October issue and dedicated to rampant global urbanization process, including a new edition of the Global Cities Index, which tries to measure the position of different metropolis in economic globalization flows. City rankings have become a recent discovery and lots of them appear from time to time...
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Friday, 23 July, 2010
David Hill writes on The Guardian about the debate erupted as London succeeded on the bid for the 2012 Olympics. "Will East Londoners be winners?" he asks, or in other words, How can we make the most of such a big world-scale event in order to meet the need of regeneration of East London? How can we spend smarter the £9.3billion expected to do some...
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