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BridgeSummary: The Bridge Project (Bridging resources and agencies in large-scale emergency management), funded under the EU FP7 Security Theme, is one amongst several international efforts to support professionals and volunteers in mobilising information and resources for disaster response. Coordinated by SINTEF Norway, it brings together 14 academic and industrial organisations, including software developers, practitioners, and social scientists. Taking an ethnographically informed, iterative and experimental user-centred design approach, the team will develop socio-technical systems for multi-agency, cross-border disaster response that push the state of the art in information technology (IT) and professional and public practice. Fieldwork and experimental design scenarios focus on multi-modal transport hubs such as the Madrid subway and the Øresund bridge between Copenhagen (airport) and the Swedish city of Malmö. Mobilities.lab brings together Peter Wahlgren - expert in IT law (Stockholm University), Lucas Introna - expert in IT ethics (Lancaster University Management School), and Monika Büscher - expert in social science informed socio-technical innovation (Director of mobilities.lab) to lead work on social, legal and ethical opportunities and challenges of next generation disaster response. Please find more information at http://www.sec-bridge.eu. Key FactsWebsite: http://www.sec-bridge.eu Principal Investigator: Monika Büscher Co-investigator: Lucas Introna (Organisation, Work and Technology) Dept/Research Groups: ImaginationLancaster, Centre for Mobilities Research (CeMoRe), Sociology, Mobilities.Lab, Organisation, Work and Technology Keywords: Computing, Design and innovation, Design research, Ethics, Ethics of communication, Ethnography, Ethnomethodology, Europe, Everyday creativity, Media ethics, Mobilities, Public engagement, Design, Experimental research, Innovation, Interdisciplinary collaboration, Participatory research, Technology, Technoscience Associated News Storiesmobilities.lab seeking Senior Research Associate Date: 10 May 2011 The mobilities.lab at Lancaster University, UK is seeking a Senior Research Associate to work with an interdisciplinary team to shape socio-technical ... Read more» Mobile Methods will be chattered about on 26th May, at http://twitter.com/#!/dethnoreads Date: 5 May 2011 Catriona Macaulay who set up MSc in Design Ethnography at Dundee University in 2008 has initiated a twitter reading group. Mobile Methods is one of ... Read more» Bridge - New EU project - mobilities.lab Date: 4 April 2011 Bridge: Bridging resources and agencies in large scale emergency management (2011-2015, EU FP7 Security Theme) Joining a chorus of post-disaster inqui ... Read more» Associated EventsMobilizing Emergency/Disaster Response: Workshop Date: 10 September 2012 Time: 9.00am to 5.30pm As the 21st Century is taking shape, complexity and brittleness of infrastructures, increased frequency of disasters, and the potential of digital tec ... Read more»
Collective intelligence in crisis situations Date: 24 September 2011 Time: 09.00 am - 17:30pm There are potentially rich synergies between socio-technical innovation in collective intelligence, mobilities research and Computer Supported Cooper ... Read more»
Social Media and Crisis Workshop Date: 27 April 2011 Time: 09.00 am - 17:30pm As recent events vividly document, crisis situations engender intensive information flows not only for official and non-governmental emergency r ... Read more»
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