The Human Ecosystems project aims to define the concept of Ubiquitous Commons: the new public spaces in which we live in every day become a new common for the whole city to use, to communicate, collaborate, imagine and desire.
2. Human Ecosystems collect public conversations
from social networks in entire cities in order to
understand citizens’ thoughts, emotions and
relations.
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This data is then given back to civil society as an
ubiquitous, real-time common, as a real-time source
of Open Data which can be used by citizens,
administrations, organisations and companies to
gain better understandings of society, communities,
cultures, and to create innovative services, to
organise and to act.
3. Already started in Rome, Sao Paulo, Kansas City, Malmö, Hong Kong. Soon in more cities across the planet.
9. learn how to
use ecosystem
mentoring on
service creation
mentoring on
communication
LAB
SERVICE
mentoring on
research
mentoring on
arts/creativity
mentoring on
organisation/collaboration
11. STATUS of!
ECOSYSTEM
Objective:
to showcase the status of the city’s Ecosystems (how do people
relate, how they communicate, what emotions they feel, what they talk about…)
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HOW:
Visualisations, show, conference
13. CHALLENGE
Objective:
to organise a challenge across all ecosystems to solve a problem or to confront with an issue.
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HOW:
Hackathon, Open Innovation Challenge, Workshops, Competition, Students/Researchers collaboration,
Final Exhibit.
14. CONNECT!
with other!
ECOSYSTEMS
Objective:
to interconnect and compare all the ecosystems; to confront with other cities; to share innovations/practices
and knowledge; to achieve a global event, connecting cities and cultures.
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HOW:
Visualisations, Live Connections between events in different cities, data sharing/comparing, comparative
research, Exhibit of the various ecosystems.