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Black&White™ — The Power of Digital Ecosystems

”A Digital Ecosystem is any distributed scalable network allowing data to flow freely between its nodes and allowing trusted interpreters to access, edit or extrapolate value of the data.” /via  wildcat2030

Habitat Monitoring and Sensor Networks: These networks deliver to ecologists data on localized environmental conditions at the scale of individual organisms to help settle large-scale land-use issues affecting animals, plants, and people.

A Flexible High-Density Sensor Network provides dense, multimodal capture of proximate and contact phenomena. In addition to the design of the physical system, it develops protocols for internode communication (both neighbor-neighbor and global), and power-efficient wake-on-phenomena operation.

The City as an Interface / Institute of Network Cultures /via @juhavantzelfde

Network | Experimental Graphic /via leftoversignals kimasendorf

The Responsive City [TReC] is an emerging research & design network working on cities. TReC sees cities as open and self-organizing systems.

The Infrastructural City examines how networked ecology affects the contemporary metropolis as it explores the more hacker-like means of operating in this condition