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Guest Editors' Introduction: Urban Computing--Navigating Space and Context

As computing moves from the personal desktop into the world around us, the problems of design and usability go beyond technical considerations to contend with preexisting social structure and cultural norms associated with public spaces.

Irina Shklovski | Michele F. Chang | Irina Shklovski

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