Smart Urban Safety and Security

Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Ilari Karppi (Hrsg.), Anniina Autero (Hrsg.), Marcela de Moraes Batista Simao (Hrsg.)

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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Politik und Wirtschaft

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This open access book explores the use of technologies for urban safety and security. Rather than focusing on the technologies themselves, it provides and in-depth analysis of the complex urban transformations linked to the increasing integration of technical systems in the built environment. Interdisciplinary contributions explain how technologies can improve urban safety, whilst offering a broader discussion relative to urban, socio-economic and political factors. Against simplistic techno-solutionist ideas, the authors illustrate the role of technology as means to an end and show how technologies can widen our understanding of safety and security. Readers are introduced to issues relative to the practical implementation, development, and testing of urban technologies via numerous case studies from cities around the world.

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mega carnivals, South America, machine learning, urban resilience, citizen participation, urban governance, urban innovation, artificial intelligence, Open Access, urban events, Rio de Janeiro, event management, urban safety and security, 2016 Olympic Games, risk management, New Urban Informatics, crowd counting, smart cities, emerging technologies, safe cities