Master student Renato Markus, enrolled in the GIMA master program, wrote a thesis on the governance of open data in medium and big municipalities. His work was featured on the news of Geo Info Magazine (in Dutch).
The “Preface to the Proceedings of the 26th AGILE Conference on Geographic Information Science”, authored by Peter van Oosterom, Hendrik Ploeger, Ali Mansourian, Simon Scheider, Rob Lemmens, and Bastiaan van Loenen, is now published in GIScience Series, 4(1), Delft, The Netherlands, pp. 1-2, 2023. The 26th AGILE Conference was held at TU Delft back in June 2023.
The open access article “Towards a Citizen- and Citizenry-Centric Digitalization of the Urban Environment: Urban Digital Twinning as Commoning”, co-authored by Stefano Calzati and Bastiaan van Loenen, is out in the journal Digital Society.
The article “Shaping a Data Commoning Polity: Prospects and Challenges of a European Digital Sovereignty”, authored by Stefano Calzati, is out as part of the Proceedings of the 2023 International Conference on Electronic Participation.
The open access article “Beyond Federated Data: A Data Commoning Proposition for the EU’s Citizen-centric Digital Strategy“, co-authored by Stefano Calzati and Bastiaan van Loenen is out in the journal AI & Society (section Open Forum)
The open access article “Beyond Federated Data: A Data Commoning Proposition for the EU’s Citizen-centric Digital Strategy”, co-authored by Stefano Calzati and Bastiaan van Loenen, is out in the journal AI & Society (section Open Forum).
The 2023 Conference of the Association of Geographic Information Laboratories in Europe (AGILE) was held at TU Delft from the 13th to the 16th of June. It hosted a diverse cohort of practitioners, scholars and PhD students around the theme of “Spatial Data for Design”.
Stefano Calzati attended (online) the 2023 Data Justice Conference: Exploring Social Justice in the Age of Datafication” organised by the Data Justice Lab at Cardiff University. He presented the paper “Conceptualising the Data Republic: Fair Data Ecosystems as a Way to Balance Individual and Collective Data Rights”.
The article From Big Data Epistemology to AI Politics, authored by Stefano Calzati, has been published in Journal of Information Communication & Ethics in Society.
The article The Social Imaginaries on Governance through Data: Q-Methodological Analysis of Data Professionals’ Views in the Field of Mobility, co-authored by Stefano Calzati together with Anu Masso and Maris Männiste, has been published in the journal Futures.