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Week 7: Water in NYC; Futuring methods
Research Challenges. Using visuals, present a brief introduction to the class on the following examples of contemporary futurism (note – you must go beyond wikipedia): Ray Kurzweil the Tellus Institute Steampunk
Posted in Classes - Week by Week, 3/12 - Water in NYC; Futuring Methods (Week 7)
Tagged climate change adaptation, futurism, energy, water, systems theory, Sandy, waterfront
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Week 6: Energy in the City, Concepts of Time and Place
Reference Challenge: “Energy in Context.” What is a lot of energy, what is a little, and how do watts, joules, and calories relate to each other? Present a useful reference graphic to help us understand energy metrics.
Posted in Classes - Week by Week, 3/05 - Energy in the City; Concepts of Time and Place (Week 6)
Tagged cities, energy, time, place
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