Titlebook: Digital Cities II: Computational and Sociological Approaches; Second Kyoto Worksho Makoto Tanabe,Peter Besselaar,Toru Ishida Conference pro

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Privacy, Predictability or Serendipity and Digital Citiesrgument is made that the technology of communication, while extending the ability to transcend locality, accepts and demands control of the environment through surveillance. But in order for the physical and digital city to co-exist, and to offer a choice and quality of life, a degree of . is required.

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Knowledge-Based Economic Services Supported by Digital Experimentsation and Research (bmb+f). The development of required economic, social and technical competencies of the agencies staff by using Web-based qualification processes and virtual learning communities has a key role within the digital experiment.

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Rahul Rana,R. P. Yadav,P. Fatnaniterminological basis is introduced to treat a digital city as a self-organizing meaning-producing system intended to support social or spatial navigation. An explicit definition of a digital city is formulated. Finally, the proposed approach is discussed, conclusions are given, and future work is outlined.

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Digital Cities II: Computational and Sociological Approaches978-3-540-45636-0Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349