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  1. Where Wombats Dominate and Humans Accommodate: Recasting Design as Situated Response-ability in More-than-Human Worlds
  2. From Authoritarian Nature to Copy‑Paste Urbanism: Solarpunk Spectacles across Singapore and Brisbane
  3. Designing with Country: Relational infrastructuring beyond technocratic urbanism
  4. Digital civics in action: the promise and emerging practices of generative AI in grassroots community advocacy
  5. Hostile interaction design: AI, governance, and the quest for human oversight
  6. Middle-out design for more-than-human cities: integrating human–animal relations in urban sustainability planning
  7. Nomadic Work Practices in the Smart City Revisited
  8. Human-Building Interaction
  9. From innovation theatre to systemic change: The role of intermediaries in design thinking
  10. A Scientist's Warning on Smart Cities: Rethinking Urban Sustainability for More-than-Human Futures
  11. Integrating the REA model and multisig architecture for blockchain-based supply chain traceability: An organisational-technical approach
  12. Re-conceptualising the relationship between informalities, livelihoods, and governance towardsurban resilience
  13. Proofs of Information Symmetry for Meeting of the Minds in E-Commerce Transactions
  14. Brisbane 2032 is no longer legally bound to be ‘climate positive’. Will it still leave a green legacy?
  15. The Role of Participatory Planning and Design in Addressing the UN Sustainable Development Goals
  16. The Citizen’s Right to the Virtual City: Urban Governance in the Metaverse Through an Exploration of Decentraland
  17. Blockchain for Good
  18. Activating Townsville's Creative Underground
  19. Nomadic Work Practices in the Smart City Revisited
  20. Radical placemaking
  21. Creative Spaces in Public Libraries: Navigating the Culture Clash with Institutional Norms and Expectations
  22. Towards Desirable Futures
  23. A City of Good Ancestors
  24. Designing More-than-Human Smart Cities
  25. Liminality, Situated Digital Tales, and the Pandemic: Three Cases of Radical Placemaking in Australia
  26. The dark side of creativity
  27. The National Electricity Market wasn’t made for a renewable energy future. Here’s how to fix it
  28. A worldbuilding approach for pluriversality in codesign
  29. The more-than-human turn in human-plant interaction design: From utilitarian object to living co-inhabitant
  30. Community, Culture, Commerce
  31. Short videos on Douyin: An intermediary approach to connect Australian food producers with Chinese consumers
  32. Supporting Disaster Preparedness Through User-Centred Interaction Design in Immersive Environments
  33. Designing Smart Over a Distance for Sustainable Communities: Reflecting on AI, the Metaverse, and the Role of HCI for Addressing the Sustainable Development Goals
  34. Worlds Apart, Together: Discovering Players' Placemaking Priorities in Cooperative Terraforming Games
  35. Probing for Privacy: A Digital Design Method to Support Reflection of Situated Geoprivacy and Trust
  36. Reparative futures of smart urban governance: A speculative design approach for multispecies justice
  37. From legislation to obligation: Re-thinking smart urban governance for multispecies justice
  38. Plant-human entanglements in buildings: designing for care infrastructuring with office occupants and pot plants
  39. Urban Revitalisation Between Artisanal Craft and Green Manufacturing: The Case of Brisbane’s Northgate Industrial Precinct
  40. Skunkworks: The design of casual creative environments for social innovation
  41. Implications of Working from Home for the Design of Healthy Work Environments in the Post-Pandemic City
  42. The praxis of radical placemaking
  43. Ergonomics in apiculture: A case study based on inspecting movable frame hives for healthy bee activities
  44. Ergonomics in apiculture: A case study based on inspecting movable frame hives for healthy bee activities
  45. Correction: Urban AI: understanding the emerging role of artificial intelligence in smart cities
  46. Digital geographies and the location economy: towards a transdisciplinary research agenda
  47. An asset-backed decentralised finance instrument for food supply chains – A case study from the livestock export industry
  48. Creative Futuring for More-Than-Human Worlds: Exhibitions as Sites to Ponder Environmental Governance
  49. TransHuman Saunter:Multispecies Storytelling in Precarious Times
  50. More-than-human smart urban governance: A research agenda
  51. Enabling cross-border trade in the face of regulatory barriers to data flow – the case of the blockchain-based service network
  52. A blockchain-based multisignature approach for supply chain governance: A use case from the Australian beef industry
  53. Pla(y)cemaking With Care
  54. An entire Pacific country will upload itself to the metaverse. It’s a desperate plan – with a hidden message
  55. Blockchain smart contracts for supply chain finance: Mapping the innovation potential in Australia-China beef supply chains
  56. Urban AI: understanding the emerging role of artificial intelligence in smart cities
  57. Revisiting Trust in Supply Chains: How Does Blockchain Redefine Trust?
  58. Intermediation in design as a practice of institutioning and commoning
  59. Designing Smart for Sustainable and Resilient Communities: The Role of Participatory Design in Addressing the UN Sustainable Development Goals
  60. Urban parks, value uplift and green gentrification: An application of the spatial hedonic model in the city of Brisbane
  61. Between surveillance and technological solutionism: A critique of privacy-preserving apps for COVID-19 contact-tracing
  62. (Re)Imagining the Ibis
  63. DISTRIBUTION OF HOME-BASED WORK IN CITIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING AND POLICY IN THE PANDEMIC ERA
  64. Spatial Data in Urban Informatics
  65. The publics of design: Challenges for design research and practice
  66. Critical factors of digital AgTech adoption on Australian farms: from digital to data divide
  67. Lifestyle cities, remote work and implications for urban planning
  68. Generative Adversarial Networks for face generation: A survey
  69. More-than-human city-region foresight: multispecies entanglements in regional governance and planning
  70. A Post-Capitalocentric Critique of Digital Technology and Environmental Harm: New Directions at the Intersection of Digital and Green Criminology
  71. Towards a More-than-Human Approach to Smart and Sustainable Urban Development: Designing for Multispecies Justice
  72. Brisbane 2032: The Promise of the First Climate-positive Olympics for Regenerative Cities
  73. Garbage in garbage out: The precarious link between IoT and blockchain in food supply chains
  74. A case study of human factors of digital AgTech adoption: Condamine Plains, Darling Downs
  75. From premise to practice of social consensus: How to agree on common knowledge in blockchain-enabled supply chains
  76. DIY & More-than-Human Media Architecture, Allegories, Entanglements & Speculative Practice
  77. Co-Designing Planning Support Systems in Urban Science: The Questions They Answer and the Questions They Raise
  78. Geographies of locative apps
  79. What Are the Effects of Short Video Storytelling in Delivering Blockchain-Credentialed Australian Beef Products to China?
  80. RURAL DATA DIVIDES: CRITICAL FACTORS OF DIGITAL AGTECH ADOPTION ON AUSTRALIAN FARMS
  81. Non-human Personas. Including Nature in the Participatory Design of Smart Cities
  82. Plant(e)tecture
  83. Chatty Bench Project: Radical Media Architecture during COVID-19 Pandemic
  84. Radical Placemaking: Utilizing Low-Tech AR/VR to engage in Communal Placemaking during a Pandemic
  85. Building a Research Group
  86. The role of residential suburbs in the knowledge economy: insights from a design charrette into nomadic and remote work practices
  87. Beyond engagement theatre: challenging institutional constraints of participatory planning practice
  88. Strengthening consumer trust in beef supply chain traceability with a blockchain-based human-machine reconcile mechanism
  89. The impact of peer-to-peer accommodation on place authenticity: A placemaking perspective
  90. BeefLegends: Connecting the Dots between Community, Culture and Commerce
  91. From Automation to Autonomy: Technological Sovereignty for Better Data Care in Smart Cities
  92. Towards Australian Regional Turnaround: Insights into Sustainably Accommodating Post-Pandemic Urban Growth in Regional Towns and Cities
  93. Mapping Brisbane’s Casual Creative Corridor: Land use and policy implications of a new genre in urban creative ecosystems
  94. 1300 Pieces of Rubbish
  95. #BlockSidewalkto Barcelona: Technological sovereignty and the social license to operate smart cities
  96. Tales of Institutioning and Commoning
  97. A new toolkit for land value analysis and scenario planning
  98. BeefLedger blockchain-credentialed beef exports to China: Early consumer insights
  99. The museum in the smart city
  100. A more-than-human perspective on understanding the performance of the built environment
  101. Mapping New Work Practices in the Smart City
  102. Pandemic Tech Utopias and Capitalist Surveillance Cultures: The Case of Privacy-Preserving Contact-Tracing Apps
  103. Social living labs for informed learning
  104. Designing Smart for Sustainable Communities
  105. The role of Fab Labs and Living Labs for economic development of regional Australia
  106. Today’s Internet for Tomorrow’s Cities: On Algorithmic Culture and Urban Imaginaries
  107. From Repositories to Switchboards: Local Governments as Open Data Facilitators
  108. Ergonomics in apiculture: A case study based on inspecting movable frame hives for healthy bee activities
  109. Visualisation Design as Language Transformations - From Conceptual Models to Graphics Grammars
  110. Creatives in the country? Blockchain and agtech can create unexpected jobs in regional Australia
  111. The Premise of Institutioning for the Proliferation of Communities and Technologies Research
  112. More-than-human participation
  113. Can cities become smart without being sustainable? A systematic review of the literature
  114. Research Beyond Smart Cities
  115. The City as Perpetual Beta: Fostering Systemic Urban Acupuncture
  116. Skunkworks finder
  117. More-than-Human Media Architecture
  118. Smart mobility alone is no substitute for strong policy leadership
  119. Social and Spatial Precursors to Innovation: The Diversity Advantage of the Creative Fringe
  120. Designing to the Pattern: A Storytelling Prototype for Food Growers
  121. Towards Post-Anthropocentric Cities: Reconceptualizing Smart Cities to Evade Urban Ecocide
  122. Participatory urban informatics: towards citizen-ability
  123. A Trial of Government Departments using commercial Co-working spaces
  124. Front-matter
  125. Mapping a Connected Learning Ecology to Foster Digital Participation in Regional Communities
  126. Mixhaus
  127. Social Living Labs for Digital Participation and Connected Learning
  128. On scale, dialectics, and affect
  129. Avoiding ecocidal smart cities
  130. More-than-human urban futures
  131. User Science and Engineering
  132. Today’s Internet for Tomorrow’s Cities: On Algorithmic Culture and Urban Imaginaries
  133. Participation, Co-Creation, and Public Space
  134. The next urban paradigm: Cohabitation in the smart city
  135. The promise of blockchain technology for interaction design
  136. The work of making
  137. Informed digital learning through social living labs as participatory methodology
  138. Rat running the G20: collective intelligence for navigating the disrupted city
  139. Gamification and serious games within the domain of domestic energy consumption: A systematic review
  140. Designing Gamified Applications that Make Safe Driving More Engaging
  141. Creativity and design to articulate difference in the conflicted city: collective intelligence in Bogota’s grassroots organisations
  142. Understanding urban rail in-vehicle activities: An activity theory approach
  143. DoGood: examining gamification, civic engagement, and collective intelligence
  144. How Does Serious M-Game Technology Encourage Low-Income Households To Perform Socially Responsible Behaviors?
  145. Fostering digital participation and communication through social living labs: a qualitative case study from regional Australia
  146. DIY / DIWO Media Architecture: The InstaBooth
  147. Lessons from Urban Guerrilla Placemaking for Smart City Commons
  148. The role of passenger-centric innovation in the future of public transport
  149. The City as Canvas for Change: Grassroots Organisations’ Creative Playing with Bogota
  150. Program
  151. Spaces Enabling Change
  152. Citizens breaking out of filter bubbles
  153. Participatory Action Research for Civic Engagement
  154. CrowdRisk
  155. Exploring tangible interaction for map-based feedback
  156. Glance
  157. Grids and networks
  158. Social Living Labs for Digital Participation
  159. Mapping New Work Practices in the Smart City
  160. DataChopin - Designing Interactions for Visualisation Composition in a Co-Located, Cooperative Environment
  161. Situated interfaces for engaging citizens on the go
  162. Ad hoc Communities on the Road
  163. From Users to Citizens
  164. TrainYarn
  165. Transdisciplinary approaches to urban computing
  166. Collaborative Data Exploration Interfaces - From Participatory Sensing to Participatory Sensemaking
  167. Urban Acupuncture: Hybrid Social and Technological Practices for Hyperlocal Placemaking
  168. Growing food in the city
  169. Digital cities 9 workshop - hackable cities
  170. Vote as you go
  171. Citizen’s Right to the Digital City
  172. Urban Informatics beyond Data
  173. Urban informatics research lab, Queensland University of Technology
  174. Using communicative ecology theory to scope the emerging role of social media in the evolution of urban food systems
  175. Identifying factors that promote consumer behaviours causing expired domestic food waste
  176. Technicolouring the fridge
  177. Food talks back
  178. Vote With Your Feet
  179. UbiOpticon
  180. DIY media architecture
  181. Designing for grassroots food production
  182. Participatory Data Analytics
  183. EatChaFood
  184. Digital soapboxes
  185. TrainRoulette
  186. Augmenting public participation: enhancing planning outcomes through the use of social media and web 2.0
  187. Libraries as coworking spaces
  188. Learning beyond books—strategies for ambient media to improve libraries and collaboration spaces as interfaces for social learning
  189. Integrating ICT into the planning process: impacts, opportunities and challenges
  190. The continuing relevance of the library as a third place for users and non-users of IT: the case of Canada Bay
  191. A Customisable Dashboard Display for Environmental Performance Visualisations
  192. Pervasive Technology and Public Transport: Opportunities Beyond Telematics
  193. Social and mobile interaction design to increase the loyalty rates of young blood donors
  194. Opportunities of Public Transport Experience Enhancements with Mobile Services and Urban Screens
  195. HCI for City Farms: Design Challenges and Opportunities
  196. Gelatine
  197. Curbing Resource Consumption Using Team-Based Feedback
  198. Towards visualising people's ecology of hybrid personal learning environments
  199. Table_of_Contents
  200. Street Computing: Towards an Integrated Open Data Application Programming Interface (API) for Cities
  201. Designing and Evaluating Mobile Multimedia User Experiences in Public Urban Places: Making Sense of the Field
  202. Colour coding the fridge to reduce food waste
  203. Content sharing on public screens
  204. A review of locative media, mobile and embodied spatial interaction
  205. People, content, location
  206. The sound of music
  207. The social car
  208. Please take out your phones
  209. Dramatic Character Development Personas to Tailor Apartment Designs for Different Residential Lifestyles
  210. Darkness and Disaster in the City
  211. Community engagement for sustainable urban futures
  212. Fixing the city one photo at a time
  213. Engaging energy saving through motivation-specific social comparison
  214. Urban informatics
  215. Welcome to the jungle
  216. Motivating domestic energy conservation through comparative, community-based feedback in mobile and social media
  217. Teaching and Learning with Technology
  218. Serious playground: usingSecond Lifeto engage high school students in urban planning
  219. Participation, animation, design: a tripartite approach to urban community networking
  220. Fear and danger in nocturnal urban environments
  221. Capital music
  222. Enhancing the experience of public transport users with urban screens and mobile applications
  223. Effects of South Carolina’s Sex Offender Registration and Notification Policy on Adult Recidivism
  224. The Brisbane Media Map: participatory design and authentic learning to link students and industry
  225. Discussions in space
  226. Unleashing creative writers
  227. Designing participation in agile ridesharing with mobile social software
  228. Location-Aware Computing, Virtual Networks
  229. The Second Life of urban planning? Using NeoGeography tools for community engagement
  230. Site-specific mobility and connection in Korea: bangs (rooms) between public and private spaces
  231. Contents
  232. Applications and implementations of new media in corporate communications
  233. Pervasive Computing and Environmental Sustainability: Two Conference Workshops
  234. Handbook of Research on Urban Informatics
  235. Encounters and Content Sharing in an Urban Village: Reading Texts Through an Archaeological Lens
  236. Traversing Urban Social Spaces: How Online Research Helps Unveil Offline Practice
  237. Design considerations for community portals in master-planned developments in Australia and Mexico
  238. Suburban nostalgia
  239. CityFlocks
  240. Collective and network sociality in an urban village
  241. My place through my eyes: A social constructionist approach to researching the relationships between socioeconomic living contexts and physical activity
  242. Networked Individualism of Urban Residents: Discovering the communicative ecology in inner-city apartment buildings
  243. Urban Computing and Mobile Devices
  244. Cover Sheet
  245. Introduction
  246. Ecologies of Innovation
  247. Virtual fish
  248. Towards Knowledge Management for Explorers: The Case of the Brisbane Airport Corporation
  249. Facilitating Social Networking in Inner-City Neighborhoods
  250. Network action research
  251. Analyzing the Factors Influencing the Successful Design and Uptake of Interactive Systems to Support Social Networks in Urban Neighborhoods
  252. Designing for place-based social interaction of urban residents in México, South Africa and Australia
  253. More Than Wires, Pipes and Ducts: Some Lessons from Grassroots Networked Communities and Master-Planned Neighbourhoods
  254. Immediate to long-term complications following minimal access surgery in gynaecology
  255. Social Navigation and Local Folksonomies
  256. Networking Serendipitous Social Encounters in Urban Neighbourhoods
  257. Embedding an Ecology Notion in the Social Production of Urban Space
  258. Smart cities, social capital, and citizens at play: a critique and a way forward
  259. Analyzing the Factors Influencing the Successful Design and Uptake of Interactive Systems to Support Social Networks in Urban Neighborhoods
  260. Mobile Spatial Interaction and Mediated Social Navigation
  261. Sociocultural Animation
  262. Sociocultural Animation