Briefing Papers
Briefing papers are now available to download: Briefing Paper 1: Tracking People: controversies and challenges, Briefing Paper 2: The Ethics of Tracking People and Briefing Paper 3: Designing Systems for Tracking People
Download Briefing Papers Events
The network hosted four events during 2016 and 2017 which were open to all.
Tracking people: looking to the future
Conference: 9th November 2017, London.
The conference disseminated the principle findings drawing out core themes from preceding events.
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Tracking people: technological and methodological challenges
Seminar three: 15th June 2017, University of Leeds.
This seminar explored the current state of tracking devices and examined the potential for technologies to be improved by considering the challenges across domains.
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Tracking people: legal and ethical debates
Seminar two: 6th April 2017, University of Leeds.
This seminar explored the legal and ethical issues arising from actual and potential uses of tracking devices across a range of contexts.
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Tracking people: scoping the landscape and debates across domains
Seminar one: 14th December 2016, University of Leeds.
This seminar examined the current landscape and debates in the use of tracking devices across a range of domains.
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