书名：Atlas of the Senseable City / 感知城市的地图集
定价：258.0
ISBN：9780300247510
作者：Antoine Picon
版次：1
出版时间：2023-04

内容提要：

题 目：Atlas of the Senseable City / 感知城市的地图集

作 者：Antoine Picon

出 版：Yale University Press ，2023

装 帧：精装，240页

尺 寸：23.1*25.4 cm

 

 

一本引人入胜的著作，深入探索了由传感技术推动的数字地图增长如何影响城市与日常生活

 

智能技术向我们揭示了关于城市的哪些知识？我们能从当今的城市居民身上学到什么，以创造更美好的居住环境？安托万·皮孔和卡尔洛·拉蒂认为，答案就蕴含在我们绘制的地图之中。数百年来，我们依靠地图在庞大的城市中导航。如今，随着物理世界与数字世界的融合，我们需要新一代地图来引领我们走向未来的城市。无处不在的传感器让任何人都能以全新的方式直观地了解城市——包括污染的波动、交通的流转以及互联网的连接状况。

 

本书探讨了由传感技术推动的数字地图增长如何影响城市与日常生活。它研究了新的制图技术如何助力城市规划者、技术人员、政治家和管理者；数字地图化的城市如何揭示使城市变得更智能、更高效的方法；监控城市居民的行为如何产生政治和社会影响；以及开源地图和协作平台的激增如何为活动家和弱势群体提供帮助。本书以其精美的设计、易于理解的前沿研究成果展示，使读者能够轻松理解新信息时代的重要性，并领略到城市永恒的魅力。

 

A fascinating exploration of how the growth of digital mapping, spurred by sensing technologies, is affecting cities and daily lives

 

What have smart technologies taught us about cities? What lessons can we learn from today’s urbanites to make better places to live? Antoine Picon and Carlo Ratti argue that the answers are in the maps we make. For centuries, we have relied on maps to navigate the enormity of the city. Now, as the physical world combines with the digital world, we need a new generation of maps to navigate the city of tomorrow. Pervasive sensors allow anyone to visualize cities in entirely new ways—ebbs and flows of pollution, traffic, and internet connectivity.

 

This book explores how the growth of digital mapping, spurred by sensing technologies, is affecting cities and daily lives. It examines how new cartographic possibilities aid urban planners, technicians, politicians, and administrators; how digitally mapped cities could reveal ways to make cities smarter and more efficient; how monitoring urbanites has political and social repercussions; and how the proliferation of open-source maps and collaborative platforms can aid activists and vulnerable populations. With its beautiful, accessible presentation of cutting-edge research, this book makes it easy for readers to understand the stakes of the new information age—and appreciate the timeless power of the city.