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This is the presentation used by Art is Open Source and FakePress Publishing at the Visualizing Europe conference in Bruxelles. more info on the conference: http://www.visualizing.org/stories/visualizing-europe more info on Art is Open Source: http://www.artisopensource.net/2011/06/18/after-visualizing-europe/ more info on FakePress Publishing: http://www.fakepress.it

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@VISUALIZING EUROPE – 14/06/2011

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DATA
salvatore iaconesi
salvatore.iaconesi@artisopensource.net

http://www.fakepress.it

new paradigms for knowledge,
education, interaction

multi-layered
infoscapes

cognitive sciences and
multidisciplinary
approach

beyond
statistics

strategic
anthropology

ubiquitous data
new sensibility
R/W world
dissemination and collaboration
observation, awareness, understanding
emergence and new narratives

new forms of citizenship
new forms of governance
new forms of expression
new businesses

LEAF++
Augmented Reality for leaves, presented at ISEA 2011, Istanbul

TOYS++
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NKISI++
Presented at CR10, Planetary Collegium, Trondheim, Norway, and ICALT 2011,
IEEE, Athens, Georgia, USA

Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping
Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy;
Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin;
Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute;
CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

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Sensible Data, a presentation for Visualizing Europe

1. @VISUALIZING EUROPE – 14/06/2011 SENSIBLE DATA salvatore iaconesi salvatore.iaconesi@artisopensource.net http://www.fakepress.it

2. new paradigms for knowledge, education, interaction multi-layered infoscapes cognitive sciences and multidisciplinary approach beyond statistics strategic anthropology

3. ubiquitous data new sensibility R/W world dissemination and collaboration observation, awareness, understanding emergence and new narratives

4. new forms of citizenship new forms of governance new forms of expression new businesses

5. and a new, active, aware humanity

6. LEAF++ TOYS++ NKISI++

8. LEAF++ Augmented Reality for leaves, presented at ISEA 2011, Istanbul

9. TOYS++ Augmented Reality toys, presented at ICALT 2010, IEEE, Sousse, Tunisia

10. NKISI++ Presented at CR10, Planetary Collegium, Trondheim, Norway, and ICALT 2011, IEEE, Athens, Georgia, USA

11. SQUATTING SUPERMARKETS

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13. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

14. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

15. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

16. CONNECTICITY ATLAS OF ROME

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18. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

19. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

20. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

21. NUCLEAR ANXIETY

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25. FORMA

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27. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

28. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

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32. THANK YOU!

33. @VISUALIZING EUROPE – 14/06/2011 SENSIBLE DATA salvatore iaconesi salvatore.iaconesi@artisopensource.net http://www.fakepress.it

34. new paradigms for knowledge, education, interaction multi-layered infoscapes cognitive sciences and multidisciplinary approach beyond statistics strategic anthropology

35. ubiquitous data new sensibility R/W world dissemination and collaboration observation, awareness, understanding emergence and new narratives

36. new forms of citizenship new forms of governance new forms of expression new businesses

37. and a new, active, aware humanity

38. LEAF++ TOYS++ NKISI++

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40. LEAF++ Augmented Reality for leaves, presented at ISEA 2011, Istanbul

41. TOYS++ Augmented Reality toys, presented at ICALT 2010, IEEE, Sousse, Tunisia

42. NKISI++ Presented at CR10, Planetary Collegium, Trondheim, Norway, and ICALT 2011, IEEE, Athens, Georgia, USA

43. SQUATTING SUPERMARKETS

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45. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

46. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

47. Squatting Supermarkets, augmented reality shopping Special project at Share Festival, Museum of Science, Turin, Italy; Green Prize @Environment Park; Technarte, Bilbao; ESA Conference, Milan

48. CONNECTICITY ATLAS OF ROME

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50. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

51. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

52. ConnectiCity: Atlas of Rome, MACRO Future, Rome; Transmediale, Berlin; Festa dell'Architettura Rome; City Vision Magazine special project;

53. NUCLEAR ANXIETY

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57. FORMA

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59. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

60. FORMA: Italian Ministry of Labor; IRES statistical research institute; CASPUR; University of Rome “La Sapienza”

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64. THANK YOU!

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