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HUMANE D4.2 Roadmap of future human-machine networks

HUMANE D4.2 Roadmap of future human-machine networks
HUMANE D4.2 Roadmap of future human-machine networks
A key outcome of the HUMANE project is a series of policy roadmaps which show a clear path for improving Human-Machine Networks (HMNs) in different social domains. In order to achieve this, we need to examine the broader impact and implications of HMNs in these social domains, the technical and regulatory challenges, and policy interventions that can help to overcome these challenges and accomplish the desired design goals. In this deliverable, we present the process for developing these roadmaps (roadmapping process) and a first version of roadmaps for three selected social domains: the sharing economy, eHealth, and citizen participation; all of these domains embrace exciting technological applications that promise to give great societal benefits. The roadmaps provide steps toward understanding the short- and long-term higher level goals for HMNs in these domains, and aid stakeholders in recognizing shared goals and their roles in reaching them. Despite focusing on these three domains, the presented roadmapping process is general and can also serve as a model or guidelines for roadmap creation in other domains.
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Jaho, Eva, Klitsi, Marina, Sarris, Nikos, Folstad, Asbjorn, Lech, Till Christopher, Walland, Paul, Pickering, Brian and Meyer, Eric (2017) HUMANE D4.2 Roadmap of future human-machine networks ATC

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Abstract

A key outcome of the HUMANE project is a series of policy roadmaps which show a clear path for improving Human-Machine Networks (HMNs) in different social domains. In order to achieve this, we need to examine the broader impact and implications of HMNs in these social domains, the technical and regulatory challenges, and policy interventions that can help to overcome these challenges and accomplish the desired design goals. In this deliverable, we present the process for developing these roadmaps (roadmapping process) and a first version of roadmaps for three selected social domains: the sharing economy, eHealth, and citizen participation; all of these domains embrace exciting technological applications that promise to give great societal benefits. The roadmaps provide steps toward understanding the short- and long-term higher level goals for HMNs in these domains, and aid stakeholders in recognizing shared goals and their roles in reaching them. Despite focusing on these three domains, the presented roadmapping process is general and can also serve as a model or guidelines for roadmap creation in other domains.

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Published date: 13 January 2017

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Local EPrints ID: 414272
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/414272
PURE UUID: e40dde42-483a-4e6e-9eee-ceafdaaa6fcf
ORCID for Brian Pickering: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-6815-2938

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Date deposited: 21 Sep 2017 16:31
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 02:56

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Author: Eva Jaho
Author: Marina Klitsi
Author: Nikos Sarris
Author: Asbjorn Folstad
Author: Till Christopher Lech
Author: Paul Walland
Author: Brian Pickering ORCID iD
Author: Eric Meyer

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