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- Justyna Zander, Pieter J. Mosterman:
Computation for Humanity - Information Technology to Advance Society. Computational Analysis, Synthesis, and Design of Dynamic Systems, CRC Press 2014, ISBN 978-1-4398-8327-3
Part I Context and Intent
- Justyna Zander, Pieter J. Mosterman:
Computation Taxonomy: Capabilities and Challenges. Computation for Humanity 2014: 15-34
Part II Computing for a Sustainable Society
- Azam Khan, Kasper Hornbæk:
Sustainability through Computation. Computation for Humanity 2014: 35-68 - Taro Narahara:
Computer as a Tool for Creative Adaptation: Biologically Inspired Simulation for Architecture and Urban Design. Computation for Humanity 2014: 69-94 - Kay Smarsly, Kincho H. Law:
Advanced Structural Health Monitoring Based on Multiagent Technology. Computation for Humanity 2014: 95-126 - Ina Schieferdecker, Walter Mattauch:
ICT for Smart Cities: Innovative Solutions in the Public Space. Computation for Humanity 2014: 127-156
Part III Computational Discovery and Ingenuity
- Dines Bjørner:
Domain Science & Engineering: A Foundation for Computation for Humanity. Computation for Humanity 2014: 157-176 - Alexandra Kirsch:
Human-Robot Interaction. Computation for Humanity 2014: 177-204 - Frank Hopfgartner:
Multimedia Retrieval and Adaptive Systems. Computation for Humanity 2014: 205-234 - Alexander Ziegler, Björn H. Menze:
Accelerated Acquisition, Visualization, and Analysis of Zoo-Anatomical Data. Computation for Humanity 2014: 235-264 - Joseph F. Fitzsimons, Eleanor Gilbert Rieffel, Valerio Scarani:
Quantum Frontier. Computation for Humanity 2014: 265-302 - Eva M. Navarro-López:
DYVERSE: From Formal Verification to Biologically Inspired Real-Time Self-Organizing Systems. Computation for Humanity 2014: 303-348 - Steve Johnson:
Computing for Models of the World. Computation for Humanity 2014: 349-358
Part IV Citizen and Artisan Computing
- Paola Inverardi, Patrizio Pelliccione, Michelangelo Lupone, Alessio Gabriele:
Ad-Opera: Music-Inspired Self-Adaptive Systems. Computation for Humanity 2014: 359-380 - Irena Bach-Dabrowska:
Fuzzy Methods and Models for a Team-Building Process. Computation for Humanity 2014: 381-408 - Susan McGregor, Alon Y. Halevy:
Opportunities and Challenges in Data Journalism. Computation for Humanity 2014: 409-426 - Scott Nesbit:
Visualizing Emancipation: Mapping the End of Slavery in the American Civil War. Computation for Humanity 2014: 427-434 - Ross Mounce, Daniel Janies:
Synergistic Sharing of Data and Tools to Enable Team Science. Computation for Humanity 2014: 435-448
Part V Visionary Pondering and Outlook on Computation for Humanity
- Jim Pinto:
Evolution of the Techno-Human. Computation for Humanity 2014: 449-464 - Thomas Böttcher:
Computation in Human Context: Personal Dataspace as Informational Construct. Computation for Humanity 2014: 465-484
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