OWEE identifies several approaches similar to open walked event-based experimentations, including maker walks, walkshops, data walkshops, walking interviews, walking ethnography, and place making methodologies. The document discusses using walking methods to experience borders, risk, belonging, and place making as participatory urban design approaches. It notes that the future is not about prediction, but making possible through creative commons work.

1. PartV: Other approaches
Open Walked Event-based Experimentations
(OWEE)

2. identify several approaches which seem to share some
similarities with OWEE
more conversations with these past or ongoing
works 

3. Methods on the Move: experiencing and imagining borders, risk &
belonging
Maker walk and how to do a maker walk
The walkshop approach
Data Walkshops
walking interview

4. Making Routes, Making Place and Making Images
Walking Walking ethnography and interviews in the analysis of aesthetic
experiences
Place making as urban design methodology
A participatory approach to public space design
Places in the making

5. « About the future, what is at stake is not prediction.
It is to make it possible »
Contributors to this creative common document:
Aurore Dandoy, Albane Grandazzi & François-Xavier
deVaujany (last update: 29/01/2018)