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Mobile Technologies in the Urban Field
Symposium
Mobile Technologies in the Urban Field
RMIT Melbourne, Australia
8th-9th of February in 2010
http://mobiletechnologies2010.wordpress.com/
email submissions and enquiries: lisa.gray@rmit.edu.au
Call for Papers:
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS:Friday the 2nd of October
Mobile devices are pervasive and an integral part of social rituals and routines. They are now an ubiquitous presence in both public and private places. This symposium directly addresses contemporary urban experience and welcomes papers that investigate the design potentials, constraints and complexities of our engagement with technology in the urban environment.
This symposium addresses the following topics:
How does our use of mobile technology effect our occupation and engagement with urban space?
How do we design for and within these conditions?
What are the possibilities (design, technological, experiential and cultural) of Hertzian space for designing the spatial and temporal features of urban space?
How does our use of legacy technologies and retrofitting effect our occupation of urban space?
How do personalised infrastructures or mobile devices shift our engagement with urban space?
The symposium is to be held at RMIT, Melbourne, Australia on the 8th-9th of February in 2010.
Submission Guidelines
Email proposed papers to: lisa.gray@rmit.edu.au
Save document in either PDF format; or as Word 97-2007 Document (.doc).
Please make clear your name, contact details, affiliation and title of your paper at the top of the page.
All academic papers are subject to peer review by a selection committee. Notifications of acceptance will be made by email.
Symposium Convenors:
Dr Marsha Berry - School of Media and Communication, RMIT University
Kate Church - School of Art and Design, RMIT University
For more information please either visit the website below or contact:
lisa.gray@rmit.edu.au
http://mobiletechnologies2010.wordpress.com/
Mobile Technologies in the Urban Field
RMIT Melbourne, Australia
8th-9th of February in 2010
http://mobiletechnologies2010.wordpress.com/
email submissions and enquiries: lisa.gray@rmit.edu.au
Call for Papers:
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS:Friday the 2nd of October
Mobile devices are pervasive and an integral part of social rituals and routines. They are now an ubiquitous presence in both public and private places. This symposium directly addresses contemporary urban experience and welcomes papers that investigate the design potentials, constraints and complexities of our engagement with technology in the urban environment.
This symposium addresses the following topics:
How does our use of mobile technology effect our occupation and engagement with urban space?
How do we design for and within these conditions?
What are the possibilities (design, technological, experiential and cultural) of Hertzian space for designing the spatial and temporal features of urban space?
How does our use of legacy technologies and retrofitting effect our occupation of urban space?
How do personalised infrastructures or mobile devices shift our engagement with urban space?
The symposium is to be held at RMIT, Melbourne, Australia on the 8th-9th of February in 2010.
Submission Guidelines
Email proposed papers to: lisa.gray@rmit.edu.au
Save document in either PDF format; or as Word 97-2007 Document (.doc).
Please make clear your name, contact details, affiliation and title of your paper at the top of the page.
All academic papers are subject to peer review by a selection committee. Notifications of acceptance will be made by email.
Symposium Convenors:
Dr Marsha Berry - School of Media and Communication, RMIT University
Kate Church - School of Art and Design, RMIT University
For more information please either visit the website below or contact:
lisa.gray@rmit.edu.au
http://mobiletechnologies2010.wordpress.com/
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