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Lecture series on Urban Informatics at the Graduate School of Culture Technology at KAIST.











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Lecture 1
Gravity Models and Social Media

This lecture introduces the main ideas behind the gravity model, and the model's recent application  to commuter & social media data

Lecture 2
Psychological Maps Fifty Years Later

It introduces what a psychological map is, and how crowd-sourcing methods changed the way such a map is captured


Lecture 3
Aesthetic Capital and Social Media

What is the aesthetic capital of a neighborhood? How could it  be captured using crowd-sourcing and social media?

Lecture 4
Jacobs’s 4 conditions for urban life

What is the life of great cities? And what is their death? The four essential conditions for urban life proposed by Jane Jacobs

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Finger On The Pulse
Twitter ain't Without Frontiers
Community Happiness & Twitter
Talk of the City: Our Tweets...



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A Psychological Map of New York City
Psychological Maps 2.0
The Image of the City



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Aesthetic Capital ... London
A Pattern Language
Happy City



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Operationalizing Jane Jacobs’s
Measuring Urban Deprivation ...
The Death and Life of Great ... Cities















Lecture 5
Smelly Maps

How can you capture the entire urban smellscape?







Material
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Smelly Maps
Urban Smellscapes