Nils Walravens
Biographic Data
| ID | 8574458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nils Walravens |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nils |
| FAMILY NAME | Walravens |
| SIGNATURE | WALRAVENS N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vrije Universiteit Brussel |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6493-8618 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Mediated by Code
Amid the widespread diffusion of digital communication technologies, our cities are at a critical juncture as these technologies are entering all aspects of urban life. Data-driven technologies help citizens to navigate the city, find friends, or discover new places. While these technology-mediated activities come in scope of scholarly research, we lack an understanding of the underlying curation mechanisms that select and present the particular …
E-Government and Smart Cities
This editorial introduces the thematic issue on “E-Government and Smart Cities: Theoretical Reflections and Case Studies” and presents five articles and one commentary related to e-government and smart cities. All contributions take a use-case driven research approach to investigate, discuss and comment (on) overarching themes such as data, governance and participation which are inherently linked to the concepts of e-government and smart cities
Moet hier een app voor zijn? Remmende en stuwende factoren om van Brussel een “slimme” stad te maken
Tegenwoordig zijn er meer dingen dan mensen verbonden met het internet, zijn er meer mobiele dan vaste breedbandabonnementen en woont meer dan 50% van de wereldbevolking in steden. Smartphones en de mobiele diensten en apps die hierop draaien zijn de dominerende interface geworden tussen de burgers en de zogenaamde “smart city”. Dit zorgt evenwel voor problemen voor steden en lokale overheden die zich geconfronteerd zien met een overvloed aan nie…
Should there be an app for that? Inhibiting and contributing factors to the development of a mobile smart city strategy for Brussels
Today, more things than people are connected to the Internet, more mobile than fixed broadband subscriptions are active and more than 50% of the world’s population lives in cities. Smartphones and the mobile services and apps that run on them have become the predominant interface between citizens and the so-called “Smart City”. This however, poses difficulties for cities and local governments that are faced with a plethora of new challenges in a …
Ne faudrait-il pas une application mobile pour ça ? Facteurs favorables et inhibants pour faire de Bruxelles une ville plus « intelligente »
À l’heure actuelle, davantage de choses que de personnes sont connectées à internet, le nombre d’abonnements au haut débit mobile dépasse celui des abonnements au haut débit fixe et plus de 50 % de la population mondiale vit en milieu urbain. Les smartphones et les services et applications mobiles qu’ils exploitent sont devenus l’interface prédominante entre les citoyens et la ville dite « intelligente ». Pourtant, cette réalité pose certains pro…
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Moet hier een app voor zijn? Remmende en stuwende factoren om van Brussel een “slimme” stad te maken
Tegenwoordig zijn er meer dingen dan mensen verbonden met het internet, zijn er meer mobiele dan vaste breedbandabonnementen en woont meer dan 50% van de wereldbevolking in steden. Smartphones en de mobiele diensten en apps die hierop draaien zijn de dominerende interface geworden tussen de burgers en de zogenaamde “smart city”. Dit zorgt evenwel voor problemen voor steden en lokale overheden die zich geconfronteerd zien met een overvloed aan nie…
Should there be an app for that? Inhibiting and contributing factors to the development of a mobile smart city strategy for Brussels
Today, more things than people are connected to the Internet, more mobile than fixed broadband subscriptions are active and more than 50% of the world’s population lives in cities. Smartphones and the mobile services and apps that run on them have become the predominant interface between citizens and the so-called “Smart City”. This however, poses difficulties for cities and local governments that are faced with a plethora of new challenges in a …
Ne faudrait-il pas une application mobile pour ça ? Facteurs favorables et inhibants pour faire de Bruxelles une ville plus « intelligente »
À l’heure actuelle, davantage de choses que de personnes sont connectées à internet, le nombre d’abonnements au haut débit mobile dépasse celui des abonnements au haut débit fixe et plus de 50 % de la population mondiale vit en milieu urbain. Les smartphones et les services et applications mobiles qu’ils exploitent sont devenus l’interface prédominante entre les citoyens et la ville dite « intelligente ». Pourtant, cette réalité pose certains pro…
E-Government and Smart Cities
This editorial introduces the thematic issue on “E-Government and Smart Cities: Theoretical Reflections and Case Studies” and presents five articles and one commentary related to e-government and smart cities. All contributions take a use-case driven research approach to investigate, discuss and comment (on) overarching themes such as data, governance and participation which are inherently linked to the concepts of e-government and smart cities
Mediated by Code
Amid the widespread diffusion of digital communication technologies, our cities are at a critical juncture as these technologies are entering all aspects of urban life. Data-driven technologies help citizens to navigate the city, find friends, or discover new places. While these technology-mediated activities come in scope of scholarly research, we lack an understanding of the underlying curation mechanisms that select and present the particular …
Smart Cities and Technologies (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development (2 works) · Internet of Things (2 works)