Digitalisierung des Raums: Die Rolle digitaler Kartendienste bei der Nutzung und Wahrnehmung öffentlicher Räume
This master's thesis explores the role of online map services, such as Google Maps, with regard to the use and perception of public space. While maps have been used for centuries to represent geographic environments, digital cartography has fundamentally transformed the way individuals interact...
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Zusammenfassung: | This master's thesis explores the role of online map services, such as Google Maps, with regard to the use and perception of public space. While maps have been used for centuries to represent geographic environments, digital cartography has fundamentally transformed the way individuals interact with space. With their realtime navigation, location tracking, and personalized features, digital maps have become indispensable tools in daily life, profoundly influencing spatial behavior, orientation and decision-making. Using a qualitative research approach, six semi-structured interviews were conducted to gather insights into users' experiences and perceptions of digital map services. The analysis reveals that these services are deeply embedded in everyday routines, contributing to the organization of mobility and spatial information. Key findings highlight a growing dependency on digital maps for navigation and place exploration, while also raising concerns about privacy and the potential for surveillance. The study situates its findings within the framework of mediatization theory, illustrating how digital maps act as mediating technologies that restructure social interactions and spatial understanding. Despite the convenience and efficiency of these services, the research also addresses critical concerns, such as the impact on users' sense of spatial orientation and the ethical implications of data collection practices. The findings offer new insights into the evolving relationship between digital cartography and public space, suggesting directions for further research on the long-term effects of these technologies on human spatial competencies. |
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title_full_unstemmed | Digitalisierung des Raums Die Rolle digitaler Kartendienste bei der Nutzung und Wahrnehmung öffentlicher Räume Alissa Dornier |
title_short | Digitalisierung des Raums |
title_sort | digitalisierung des raums die rolle digitaler kartendienste bei der nutzung und wahrnehmung offentlicher raume |
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