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FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF RIO GRANDE DO SUL ARCHITECTURE COLLEGE Postgraduate Program in Urban and Regional Planning Research Line: City, Culture and Politics RACHEL BERRUTTI PEREIRA DA CUNHA THE HYBRID FLÂNEUR: An urban experience through the game Pokémon GO. ADVISOR Dra. Daniela Marzola Fialho Porto Alegre 2018 THE HYBRID FLÂNEUR: An urban experience through the game Pokémon GO. Dissertation presented as a requirement for obtaining the title of Master – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. (UFRGS) EXAMINING BOARD _____________________________________ PhD. Breno Maciel Souza Reis External Examiner from FABICO/UFRGS _____________________________________ Prof. PhD. Paulo Edison Belo Reyes PROPUR/UFRGS _____________________________________ Prof. PhD. César Bastos de Mattos Vieira PROPUR/UFRGS ____________________________ Advisor Prof. PhD Daniela Marzola Fialho PROPUR/UFRGS 2 3 ABSTRACT The general objective of this dissertation is to problematize the relations between Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and leisure in the public space, more specifically, games in the public space. It was noted that locative media games played through smartphones provide a new movement of users to the public spaces, a movement that brought players of digital games into the public space and also brought in those who used to play video games indoors. The theme is the ICT in the form of appropriation of the public space, in the perspective of the games of augmented reality and the form of hybrid relationship that people establish with the public space, since the mobility of the mobile locative games produced visible changes in what concerns the occupation and / or exploitation of such spaces. As the object of this work, the game Pokémon GO was used, because it has been a game of great impact and repercussion in the whole world and by the relation of the augmented reality present in the game. From this perspective we will analyze how locative media games establish a hybrid relationship between people and the public space. It seeks to analyze the different points of view on ICT and how this game had an impact on the dynamics and readings of public spaces by its users. We also observe the possibilities of new practices of interaction in the public space as well as the new perceptions and experiences that a locative media game can provide. Along the course proposed in this dissertation will be present the figure of the flâneur, a fictitious character present in different books, times and nationalities, the flâneur is the rambler of public spaces, the one that discovers paths and urban places through walking in the city. Keywords: New Technologies of Communication and Information (ICT); Leisure; public space; Games; Pokémon GO; Locative Media; Flâneur; Cyber-flâneur; Hybrid Flâneur. ABSTRACT II The object of this work is the game Pokémon GO, because it was a game of great impact and repercussion in the whole world and by the relation of the augmented reality that allows the user not only to ‘get in’ the virtual game, but to see the city in the play, thus creating a hybrid relationship as it 'projects' the Pokémon off the screen. As the player is essentially a walker in the city, the figure of the flâneur was used, and in this work, the concept of hybrid flâneur was created. Keywords: New Technologies of Communication and Information (TCI); public space; Games; Pokémon GO; Locative Media; Flâneur; Cyber-flâneur; Hybrid Flâneur. 4 LISTA DAS ILUSTRAÇÕES. Fig. nº Title and Source Página 1 Front Page. Capa INTRODUCTION 2 Main Topics and Background. 24 CHAPTER I: THEORICAL REFERENCE. 3 The changes of the last 100 years. Disponível em: 48 https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140804/20514528111/techn ology-doesnt-make-us-less-social-it-just-changes-way-we- socialize.shtml 4 Books, an interface. Disponível : 50 https://peregrinacultural.wordpress.com/2010/06/10/imagem-de- leitura-paul-michel-dupuy/ 5 Walkman, an interface. Fonte: https://scontent.fpoa8- 53 2.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/21742926 _494340734280486 _7159541770277253001_n.png?oh=24345b83ebcf2af8cd5af04 d13b34f7f&oe=5A7529BC 6 In Gaudí's Casa Batlló, augmented reality allows you to see 62 how currently empty rooms used to be furnished. Fonte: https://www.casabatllo.es/en/visit/ 7 Waze open map. Fotos da pesquisadora, feitas através de 64 printscreen. Celular Samsung S6. Data: 18/07/18. 8 Waze map signalling pot hole in the road. Fotos da 64 pesquisadora, feitas através de printscreen. Celular Samsung S6. Data: 18/07/18. 9 Waze commercial spots advertising. Fotos da pesquisadora, 64 feitas através de printscreen. Celular Samsung S6. Data: 18/07/18. 10 Foursquare search options. Fotos da pesquisadora, feitas através 66 de printscreen. Celular Samsung S6. Data: 18/07/18. 11 Analysing a place. Fotos da pesquisadora, feitas através de 66 printscreen. Celular Samsung S6. Data: 18/07/18. 12 Information about the place. Fotos da pesquisadora, feitas 67 através de printscreen. Celular Samsung S6. Data: 18/07/18. 13 Groups of cultural activities. Fotos da pesquisadora, feitas 67 através de printscreen. Celular Samsung S6. Data: 18/07/18. CAPÍTULO II – HISTORY OF GAMES AND VIDEOGAMES 14 Dodge Ball or Rifle? Fonte: https://momsdemandaction. 79 org/choose-one-little-red-riding-hood-or-an-assault-weapon/ Acesso em: 06/02/18 5 15 Kinder Egg or Rifle? Fonte: https://momsdemandaction.org/ 79 choose-one-little-red-riding-hood-or-an-assault-weapon/ Acesso em: 06/02/18. 16 Children’s Games in 1560. Disponível em: 83 http://virusdaarte.net /pieter-bruegel-o-velho-jogos-infantis/>Acesso em: 06/02/18. 17 Some popular jokes to this day. Fonte: Criada pela 84 pesquisadora. 18 Mothers educating their children in different times. Bright 87 Side., 2016. Disponível em: <https://brightside.me/creativity- art/10-illustrations-that-show-just-how-much-the-internet-has- changed-our-lives-190355/>. Acesso em: 06/02/18 19 Bagatelle Game. Aqui ilustrado por uma charge onde 91 representa de forma caricata a disputa presidencial de 1864 como o jogo de bagatelle, no qual o candidato republicano Abraham Lincoln disputa com o democrata George B. McClellan. Autor: John L. Magee. Fonte: Library of Congress, USA. Disponível em: http://www.loc.gov/ pictures/item/2008661662/> Acesso em: 17/01/18. 20 The arcade game Pong and its developers. Fonte: 92 EDWARDS, Benj. The Untold Story of Atari Founder Nolan Bushnell’s Visionary 1980s Tech Incubator. New York, FAST COMPANY, 2017. Disponível em: https://www.fastcompany. com/3068135/the-untold-story-of-atari-founder-nolan-bushnells- visionary-1980s-tech-incubator>. Acesso em: 17/01/18 21 The Pong game screen. Fonte: FAYAZ, Hussain. Walk down 92 the 8-bit memory lane: What and when was the first video game ever created? Maldives: VNEWS,2014. Disponível em: <http://vnews.mv/30679>. Acesso em: 17/01/18. 22 Joystick. Disponível em: <http://www.atari.io/atari/atari-2600/> 92 Acesso em: 12/02/18. 23 House of games. Socialization between arcades in private 93 environment. Fonte: Digitiser 2000. Disponível em: <https://www.digitiser2000.com/main-page/its-not-for-us-to-tell- you-what-to-do-with-these-photos-of-vintage-gamers-but- perhaps-youd-like-to-show-them-to-your-dad-in-the-bath>. Acesso em: 17/01/18. 24 Plastic 45 rifle consoles. Fonte: http://americanhistory. 94 si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1301997>. Acesso em: 17/01/18. 25 Game in family. Fonte: PC world. Disponível em: 94 https://www.pcworld.com/article/256101/inside_the_magnavox_ 6 odyssey_the_first _video_game_console.html. Acesso em: 01/08/18. 26 Console Odyssey. Fonte: Wikipédia. Disponível em: 94 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnavox_Odyssey. Acesso em: 17/01/18 27 Pong game console. Fonte PG Mag Disponível em: 95 <https://www.pcmag.com/feature/343962/children-of-pong-the- forgotten-early-atari-consoles>. Acesso em: 17/01/18. 28 Auto Race. Fonte: Arcade USA. Disponível em: 96 <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isejBX1Tyjk.>. Acesso em: 18/01/18. 29 Motorola DynaTAC 8000x Fonte:EXTRA. Disponível em: 97 <https://extra.globo.com/noticias/celular-e-tecnologia/do- primeiro-celular-ao-iphone-5-veja-evolucao-da-telefonia-movel- 6074034.html>. Acesso em: 18/01/18. 30 Game link meme. Fonte: http://ccmasscomm1061spring2013. 98 pbworks.com/w/page/65433760/Impact%20 Analysis%20of%20Pokemon Acessado em: 07/08/18. 31 Game Boy Fonte: History of gameboy and gameboy color. 99 Disponível em: https://en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Game_Boy>. Acesso em: 02/08/18. 32 Game Boy Colour and game cartridges. Fonte: Foto da 99 pesquisadora 33 Gameboy equipment. Fonte: https://onsizzle.com/i/ keeping-it- 100 portable-was-tough-until-now-expanding-your-game-9131442. Acesso em: 07/08/18. 34 N-Gage. Fonte: The Register. Disponível em: https://www. 101 theregister.co.uk/2009/11/02/nokia_n_gage_closure/. Acesso em: 02/08/18. 35 Nintendo Wii. Fonte: Ricardo Brusch. Disponível: 103 <http://blog.ricardobrusch.com.br/preconceito-com-nintendo- wii/>. Acesso em: 02/08/18. 36 Seniors playing bowling. Fonte: Portal Tercecira Idade. 104 Disponível: http://www.portalterceiraidade.com.br/horizontais /noticias_cidadao/anteriores/ anterior0460.htm>. Acessado em: 02/08/18. 37 Game performance report. Fonte: Google Play. Disponível em: 105 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details ?id=com.rockstargames.gtasa>. Acesso em: 02/08/18. 38 Most downloaded Android. Fonte: Disponível 102 7 em:<https://play.google.com/store/apps/top>. Acesso em: 39 Most downloaded iTunes. Fonte: Disponível 106 em<https://www.apple.com/br/itunes/charts/>. Acesso em: 40 Google Play comments. Fonte: Google Play. Disponível em: 106 <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mojang.min ecraftpe>. Acesso em: 02/08/18. 41 Minecraft World. Disponível em: <http://minecraft- 107 ideas.com/category/minecraft-cities/>. Acesso em: 02/08/18. 42 Construction of cities. Fonte: Euro Briks. Disponível em: 108 <https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/878 07-early-lego-in-central-europe/>.
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    A Survey of Locative Media Anıl Çamcı Graduate Program in Media Arts and Technology, UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California, USA [email protected] ABSTRACT coupled, we obtain the basic locative media device through the In this paper, studies on locative media are investigated. Through attachment of location information to the data that is passed to a a survey of supporting technologies, structure of related projects, network via mobile devices. both within artistic, social and practical contexts are covered. Also, the social implications of these studies, such as the new 3. SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES urban communities, virtual spaces versus physical ones, and the theory of location awareness in general are discussed. 3.1 GPS Furthermore, concepts that are tightly coupled with locative media The GPS technology is a central component to locative media such as context-awareness, ubiquitous systems, pervasive projects and applications. While there are other technologies such computing and ambient intelligence are explained as new vistas as GIS (Geographical Information System), GSM (Global System for locative media projects. for Mobile communications) etc. that can be incorporated into locative media studies, the ubiquity of GPS puts this technology to the focus of the locative media research both in terms of Keywords technology and concept development. Locative Media, GPS, Mobile Technologies, Location- Awareness, Context-Awareness, Ubiquitous and Pervasive GPS is a satellite-based navigation system. The GPS network Computing, Ambient Intelligence. consists of 24 satellites that started being placed into orbit by the U.S. Department of Defense starting in 1978. In 1994, with the 1. INTRODUCTION addition of the last satellite, the current system was achieved [2].
  • Poster Sessions to Determine the Independent Variables Related to the Caesarean Deliveries

    Poster Sessions to Determine the Independent Variables Related to the Caesarean Deliveries

    A64 J Epidemiol Community Health 2004;58(Suppl I):A64–A125 J Epidemiol Community Health: first published as on 14 July 2004. Downloaded from proportions and by univariate and multiple logistic regression analysis Poster sessions to determine the independent variables related to the caesarean deliveries. Results: The rates of caesarean delivery were 18.9% and 84.3% at 001 TELECONSULTATION FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT OF A and B, respectively. Maternity A presented higher proportions of more INTRAVENOUS THROMBOLYSIS IN ACUTE unfavourable indicators such as adolescent mothers (27.6% versus MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AT LOCAL EMERGENCY 5.4%), low maternal educational level (77.9% versus 19.4%), mothers LEVEL IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL without a cohabiting companion (68.3% versus 15.3%), those with a larger number of children, and those with a greater proportion of L. Abreu, C. Escosteguy, W. Amaral, M. Ypiranga. Ministe´rio da Sau´de, obstetric diseases compared with Maternity B. A strong association was Hospital dos Servidores do Estado, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil detected between caesarean section and coverage by private health insurance at maternity B, with higher rates for women of higher Introduction: We previously described a loss of opportunity for educational level and progressively increasing with age at both thrombolytic use in acute myocardial infarction (AMI) in Rio de hospitals. The highest proportion of caesarean deliveries was observed Janeiro, Brazil. among patients who had received prenatal care and had been delivered Objective: To describe the