Organizing self‐organizing systems: Toward a theory of industrial symbiosis
M Chertow, J Ehrenfeld - Journal of industrial ecology, 2012 - Wiley Online Library
Industrial symbiosis examines cooperative management of resource flows through networks
of businesses known in the literature as industrial ecosystems. These industrial ecosystems …
of businesses known in the literature as industrial ecosystems. These industrial ecosystems …
Governing smart grids: the case for an independent system operator
N Friedrichsen - European Journal of Law and Economics, 2015 - Springer
The next years should bring about a rapid transformation of the electricity sector towards
high levels of renewable generation and increasing numbers of electric vehicles. Smart …
high levels of renewable generation and increasing numbers of electric vehicles. Smart …
Mechanisms for emergent usage of adaptive information systems: a critical realist case of e-financial systems in South Africa
CG Ononiwu - 2015 - open.uct.ac.za
The purpose of this research is to investigate the research problem: Why does emergent
usage occur in adaptive information systems? Being motivated to explore this phenomenon …
usage occur in adaptive information systems? Being motivated to explore this phenomenon …
Investing in smart grids within the market paradigm: The case of the Netherlands and its relevance for China
E ten Heuvelhof, M Weijnen - Policy and Society, 2013 - academic.oup.com
The introduction of market forces in the energy sector in the Netherlands and elsewhere in
Europe has drastically changed the climate for investments in the electricity infrastructure. In …
Europe has drastically changed the climate for investments in the electricity infrastructure. In …
Extending Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) with geospatial software as a service: Participatory asset mapping infrastructures for urban health
Community asset mapping is an essential step in public health practice for identifying
community strengths, needs, and urban health intervention strategies. Community-based …
community strengths, needs, and urban health intervention strategies. Community-based …
Inverse telecommunications: The future for rural areas in developing countries?
R Westerveld - Inverse Infrastructures, 2012 - elgaronline.com
Access to telecommunication technologies in developing countries, particularly in rural
areas, is often poor. Incumbent operators lack interest in this market, where profits are low …
areas, is often poor. Incumbent operators lack interest in this market, where profits are low …
Introducing inverse infrastructures
The current dominant paradigm of contemporary infrastructure1 design is that of Hughesian
large-scale technical systems (LTSs)(Hughes 1983). However, we see unprecedented …
large-scale technical systems (LTSs)(Hughes 1983). However, we see unprecedented …
[PDF][PDF] Defining infrastructure integration: Abstract aspirations and institutional variations.
A McLean - People, Place & Policy Online, 2017 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
The 'integration'of infrastructures has emerged as a central discourse in how future technical
networks should be designed, delivered and managed to cope with the challenges of …
networks should be designed, delivered and managed to cope with the challenges of …
New perspectives on inverse infrastructures
This paper explores the emergence and characteristics of what Vree has called inverse
infrastructures-a category of user-driven, self-organizing infrastructures, primarily …
infrastructures-a category of user-driven, self-organizing infrastructures, primarily …
Inverse infrastructures: self-organization in the water services
O Heino, AV Anttiroiko - Water Policy, 2015 - iwaponline.com
In urban communities, infrastructures that support living are indispensable. There is
increased interest in alternative ways of providing such support systems, including semi …
increased interest in alternative ways of providing such support systems, including semi …