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Community organization

Publications associées (14)

Grassroots Urbanism: Community involvement and Participation towards the Making of the City. Innovative research processes in India and Canada

This innovative project addresses the issue of users’ participation towards urban development and policies. It is through a transdisciplinary action research that we plan to investigate this issue. Our intention is to develop a community-based methodology ...

CODEV EPFL2019

The Significance of Corporate Social Disclosure for High-Tech Manufacturing Companies: Focus on Employee and Community Aspects of Sustainable Development

Gökan May

Addressing a global key sector area - the high technology manufacturing sector - we examine if there is truly a benefit of corporate social disclosure to the bottom line of organizations within this sector and if stakeholders should devote more attention t ...

Wiley2017

Community Building with Co-located Social Media: A Field Experiment with Syrian Refugees

Denis Gillet, Adrian Christian Holzer

While co-located social media previously has been employed to enhance interaction in community building activities in previous work, its range of effects have not been quantitatively described. In this study, we introduce a co-located social media app call ...

ACM2017

Exploring the Links between Community-based Governance and Sustainable Energy use: Quantitative Evidence from Flanders

Thomas Jean F Bauwens

Community-based energy organizations have been said to influence their members’ energy-related behavior by activating social norms and by providing trustworthy information about sustainable energy investments and behaviors. However, little is known yet abo ...

Elsevier2017

Three Essays on Collective Forms of Organizing for Production and Innovation

Joana Rodrigues Pereira

This dissertation focuses on collective forms or organizing that through crowds or communities undertake production or innovation activities. Such organizations deviate from the traditional notions of hierarchy, authority, and control; however, they are st ...

EPFL2017

“What’s the frequency, Kenneth?” Defining the crowd organization

Christopher Tucci, Gianluigi Viscusi, Joana Rodrigues Pereira

In this paper, we provide guidelines for strategically using crowds as part of a crowdsourcing strategy and an open innovation portfolio. We start by defining crowd organisations as sustained through a crowd of loosely coupled and equally aligned agents th ...

2016

Two lectures about representing scientific communities by data visualization

Dario Rodighiero

These lectures present a research that investigates the representation of communities, and the way to foster their understanding by different audiences. Communities are complex multidimensional entities intrinsically difficult to represent synthetically ...

2016

Shifts in diversity and function of lake bacterial communities upon glacier retreat

Hannes Markus Peter

Global climate change is causing a wastage of glaciers and threatening biodiversity in glacier-fed ecosystems. The high turbidity typically found in those ecosystems, which is caused by inorganic particles and result of the erosive activity of glaciers is ...

Nature Publishing Group2016

“What’s the frequency, Kenneth?” Defining the crowd organization

Christopher Tucci, Gianluigi Viscusi, Joana Rodrigues Pereira

In this paper, we provide guidelines for strategically using crowds as part of a crowdsourcing strategy and an open innovation portfolio. We start by defining crowd organizations as sustained through a crowd of loosely coupled and mutually aligned agents t ...

2015

Bob: a free signal processing and machine learning toolbox for researchers

Sébastien Marcel, André Anjos, Laurent El Shafey

Bob is a free signal processing and machine learning toolbox originally developed by the Biometrics group at Idiap Research Institute, Switzerland. The toolbox is designed to meet the needs of researchers by reducing development time and efficiently proces ...

2012

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