Seeking Northlake: Place, technology, and public as enabling constraints for urban transdisciplinary research

Crowdsourcing as a method of transdisciplinary research

Within the scope of citizen science projects, crowdsourcing has already expanded into scientific application areas. In this, its scientific potential is only partly exhausted, however. It will be shown that transdisciplinary research is made up in content and structural aspects in such a way that crowdsourcing can fully unfold as a research method through varied participation possibilities, ref...

Science Policy for Transdisciplinary Research

faculty members of iranian research organization for science and technology (irost): an information seeking behavior survey

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Connecting active living research and public policy: transdisciplinary research and policy interventions to increase physical activity.

National and international organizations recommend creation of environments that support physical activity where people live, work, play, study, and travel. Policy changes can lead to activity-supportive environments and incentives. Research on environmental and policy influences on physical activity is well underway in many countries. An important use of the research is to inform policy debate...

Transdisciplinary approaches to urban computing

Welcome to this special issue on transdisciplinary approaches to urban computing. Let us begin by discussing the two titular terms, transdisciplinarity and urban computing, and the reasons these two topics are so closely entwined. Transdisciplinarity as a term is, of course, built from the Latin word trāns, meaning “on the other side of,” and discipline, referring to scientific disciplines. In ...