Moral Design and Green Technology /

Moral Design and Green Technology /

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مؤلفون آخرون: Schouten, Gerard (المحرر), Wernaart, Bart (المحرر)

التنسيق: كتاب الكتروني

اللغة: English

منشور في: Leiden ; Boston : Brill | Wageningen Academic, 2025.

سلاسل: Life Sciences E-Books Online, Collection 2026.

الموضوعات:

Green technology.
Life Sciences.

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رقم الطلب: TD145

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جدول المحتويات:
  • List of figures and tables
  • About the authors (in alphabetical order)
  • 1 Moral design and green technology
  •   Bart Wernaart and Gerard Schouten
  • 2 Sustainability struggle: economics, business, and technology
  • A brief history and future challenges
  •   Bart Wernaart
  • 3 Democratizing green technology with the public stack
  •   Max Kortlander, Anne-Marie Sweep and Imme Ruarus
  • 4 Behavioural insights for moral design and green technology
  •   Jeske Nederstigt
  • 5 The moral programming of XR, and what we can learn from the AI experience
  •   Leon Kestert, Nadisha-Marie Aliman and Bart Wernaart
  • 6 Citizen science for nature
  •   Simona Orzan and Gerard Schouten
  • 7 The role of technology in human-nature-connectedness
  • Case studies on citizen participation
  •   Derk Jan Stobbelaar and Jetske G. de Boer
  • 8 Food ethics and technology
  • Towards food innovation with crowdsourced ethics
  •   Bart Wernaart, Sonja Floto-Stammen, Marieke van Vliet, Anika Kok and Natalia Naranjo Guevara
  • 9 How natural is our food?
  • How relevant is that word for the design of future food?
  •   Niels Louwaars
  • 10 How to apply green AI in practice? 
  • Moving from FLOPs to CO₂ footprint
  •   Qin Zhao and Gerard Schouten
  • 11 Lessons learned from developing green software
  •   Luís Cruz and Petra Heck
  • 12 A daily data workout! 
  • Being in correspondence for a green data revolution
  •   Danielle Arets and Jessie Harms
  • 13 Added value of AI for studying urban plants
  •   Barbara Gravendeel and Yannick Woudstra
  • 14 Adding contextual information to object detection models: a wildflower monitoring case
  •   Georgiana Manolache and Gerard Schouten
  • 15 ARISE: a Dutch dataspace connecting nature and people
  •   Elaine van Ommen Kloeke, W. Daniel Kissling, Julian Evans, Chantal Huijbers, Jacob Kamminga and Gerard Schouten
  • Index.