The document discusses storytelling of territories through digital means. It explains that 80% of information has a geographic base and digital tools allow spatially referencing and representing content. Stories can narrate a territory by revealing new elements, making the territory understandable, or being written directly onto the territory. Examples are given of past projects that used technologies like QR codes, augmented reality and GPS to create spatial stories on specific sites. The key principles discussed are creating narrative universes, gamification, providing different points of view, allowing for appropriations and hacks, and going with the flow of the territory.
4. «80% of information that exists in the world has a
geographical base »»
Sylvain Genevois dans MCD n°73, janvier-avril 2014, La numérisation du monde
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5. Contents are spatially referenced
Contents are spatially represented
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The narrative is a form of appropriation, enchantment
and transmission of the territory which many cultures
have embarked on.
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8. The story narrates the territory
The story is written on the territory
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The story narrates the territory
The territory is the narrative subject
1. that reveals hidden, invisible, lost or new elements
2. that informs, explains and makes the territory readable
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10. The story is written on the territory
1997 - David Fincher
The Game
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18. The territory is not a blank page : history, context , flux , organization, ...
The story is part of the urban complexity that reveals specific characteristics.
The narrative and technical architecture is created to serve the participant's experience.
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19. Point of interest (POI)
Trajectory
Capsule
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22. Historical background of Sevran seen from images and innovation
1881 to 1890 : Alfred Nobel lived in Sevran
1891 : Westinghouse Brake Factory
1925 to 1995 : Kodak Factory
Today : la MISS
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23. Narrate Sevran from images ... And questioning innovation
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24. Fiche Kodak Le Canal de L'Ourcq Le Pavillon aux Histoires Le mur de la Plâtrière La Gare Le parc des sœurs
L'Église Saint-Martin La place de la Mairie La Mairie de Sevran
La Salle des Fêtes Le Service des Archives Le Parc de la Butte La Gare des Beaudottes Le Cinéma les 39 Marches
European Heritage Days
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28. [Qr]iosité
The possibility of
changing information
based on the time of
the day
Call for proposals 2012 innovative cultural digital services, launched
by the Ministry of Culture and Communication
#QRCode
#Image recognition
#NFC
31. Arrival of a photo film in Sevran
> Rendez-vous aux Jardins - Festival of Street Art + Local newspaper + Twitter
City decision to develop it
> Local newspaper + Twitter
Discovery of old photographs of Sevran
> Twitter + Workshop + #DefiPhoto
City decision to match the images with specific locations
in Sevran
Previous history
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33. Arrival of a photo film in Sevran
> Rendez-vous aux Jardins - Festival of Street Art + Local newspaper + Twitter
City decision to develop it
> Local newspaper + Twitter
Discovery of old photographs of Sevran
> Twitter + Workshop + #DefiPhoto
City decision to match the images with specific locations
in Sevran
Previous history
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41. 2012
Alice in the Land of Illusion
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Each POI has several interpretive levels :
> Level 1: The public is invited to follow the wanderings of Alice: information on the
objects mix and mingle with quotes.
> Level 2: Quotes from the two books " Alice's Adventures in Wonderland” and “Through
the Looking-Glass” by Lewis Carroll.
> Level 3: Broader questions that expand the contents of the visit.
"The Cheshire Cat has something to say".
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