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In Zeiten rasanter Urbanisierung widmet sich dieser Beitrag dem Zusammenhang von Virtualität und Stadt. Damit wird der Begriff der Virtualität erstens im Hinblick auf eine theoretische Rekonzeption des Verständnisses von Orten und Räumen situiert. Zweitens erfolgt ein Überblick über den Netzkultur-Diskurs der 1990er-Jahre, der den Begriff der Virtuellen Stadt nachhaltig prägte. Drittens geht es um eine computerbasierte Stadtwissenschaft, die Städte als dynamische Gebilde simuliert und visualisiert. Viertens wird am Beispiel von Smart Cities die Integration computergenerierter und gebauter Stadträume auf Basis von Ubiquitous Computing und verteilten Sensornetzwerken untersucht.

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