Publications by Fabio
Carrera
Carrera, Fabio and J.
Ferreira Jr.. (2007). “The Future of
Spatial Data Infrastructures:
Capacity-building for the Emergence of Municipal SDIs”.
International Journal of Spatial Data
Infrastructures Research.
Carrera, Fabio and B.
Glascock. (2006). “City Knowledge: sustainable municipal
information infrastructures for London, UK, Boston, Massachusetts and Venice,
Italy”. Presented at URISA
2006 Annual Conference,
Carrera, Fabio, A. Gallo and A. Novello. (2006).
“Street
Performances: the role of visual analysis in the micro-zoning of public space
in Venice, Italy”. Workshop in Visual
Analytics & Spatial Decision Support for the 2006 GIScience
Conference,
Carrera, F. and L.
Hoyt. (2006). “From
Plan-Demanded Data to Plan-Ready Information: A Rationale for Comprehensive
Urban Knowledge Infrastructures”. Journal of Urban
Technology 13 (2) 3-23.
Carrera, Fabio and A.
Hewitt (2006). “The
Premises of City Knowledge: a middle-out approach toward sustainable municipal
data management” in proceedings
of the 25th
Urban Data Management Symposium, May 15-17 2006,
Krueger, Rob, F.
Carrera, and J. Farmer. (2005). “Creating
Tools for Deliberative Community Planning through Interdisciplinary Research
and Community Engagement” in Scholarship in Action:
Applied Research and Community Change, Dept. of Housing and Urban
Development, Office of University Partnerships,
Washington, DC, pp. 39-47.
Carrera, Fabio. (2005).
“Making
History: an Emergent System for the
Systematic Accrual of Transcriptions of Historic Manuscripts” in proceedings
of IEEE’s 8th International Conference on Document Analysis and
Recognition.
Carrera,
Fabio. (2005). “City Knowledge as key to
understanding the relation between waters and stones in Venice” in C.A. Fletcher and T. Spencer, eds., Flooding and
Environmental Challenges for Venice and its Lagoon: A State of Knowledge 2003,
Cambridge University Press:
Carrera, Fabio.
(2005). “Growing
the Tree of Knowledge: extracting
informational returns from the maintenance of trees in Cambridge, Massachusetts”
in proceedings of the First
International Conference on the Management of Urban Maintenance,
Krueger, Rob, F. Carrera, J. Farmer and D.
Benoit. (2004). “Community Participation in
Planning: Using GIS and Public Input to Envision Urban Change in ‘Real Time”
in proceedings of NESTVAL Conference,
Carrera, Fabio.
(2004). City Knowledge: An
emergent information infrastructure for sustainable urban maintenance,
management and planning, Doctoral Dissertation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Carrera, F., J.
Ferreira, and L. Hoyt. “City
Knowledge: Transforming Planners from
Hunter-gatherers of Urban Data to Farmers of Municipal Information”.
To be submitted to Environment and Planning B.
Carrera, Fabio. “The Premises of City Knowledge and their
implications for informed urban planning”. To be submitted to Journal of the
American Planning Association.
Carrera, Fabio. “Context vs. Content: a Lynchian taxonomy
of urban change and its practical implications for sustainable urban
information systems”. To be submitted to Computer,
Environment and Urban Systems.
Carrera, Fabio and D.
Pavan. “A Data-Farming Matrix for the Implementation of Carbon Reduction Plans in
Carrera, Fabio and S.
J. Farber. “LOUIS: A
Scalable System Architecture for the Implementation of the City Knowledge
approach in Municipalities”, abstract accepted
for the 10th International
Conference on Computers in Urban Planning and Urban Management, Iguassu
Falls, Brazil, July 11-13, 2007. Not
submitted.
Carrera, Fabio and J.
Ferreira. “The Science of Middling-out: a XXI Century Alternative
to the Art of ‘Muddling Through’”. To be submitted to Public
Administration Review.
Carrera, Fabio. “Idiocy: how Privacy and Privatization are
de-priving us of essential urban knowledge”.
To be submitted to Environment and Planning A.
Carrera,
Fabio and D. Pavan. “An analytical data
matrix for the sustainable acquisition of City Knowledge” To be submitted to URISA
Journal.
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