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100			_aGalle, Nadinè J _929754
245			_aThe Internet of Nature: How taking nature online can shape urban ecosystems
260			_bSage _c2019.
300			_aVolume: 6 issue: 3, (279-287 p.)
520			_aMany of our cities are going digital. From self-driving cars to smart grids to intelligent traffic signals, these smart cities put data and digital technology to work to drive efficiency and improve the quality of life for citizens. Yet, the natural capital upon which cities rely risks being left behind by the digital revolution. Bringing nature online is the next frontier in ecosystem management and will change our relationship with the natural world in the urban age. In this article, we introduce the ‘Internet of Nature’ to bridge the gap between greener and smarter cities and to explore the future of urban ecosystem management in an age of rapid urbanisation and digitisation. The creation of an Internet of Nature, along with the ecosystem intelligence it provides, is an opportunity to elicit and understand urban ecosystem dynamics, promote self-sufficiency and resilience in ecosystem management and enhance connections between urban social and ecological systems.
650			_abiophilic cities, _929755
650			_a ecological engineering, _929756
650			_a green infrastructure, _929757
650			_a green space, _929758
650			_aInternet of hings, _929759
650			_a nature-based solutions, _929760
650			_a smart cities, _929761
650			_asustainability, _929737
650			_a urban forests, _929762
650			_aurban technology _929763
700			_aNitoslawski, Sophie A _929764
773	0		_010524 _915375 _dSage Pub. 2019 - _tThe anthropocene review. _x2053-020X
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/2053019619877103
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