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spir-10977	Whelan, Andrew; James, Alexandra; Humphry, Justine; Dreher, Tanja ; Hynes, Danielle; Wilcock, Scarlet	SMART TECHNOLOGIES, ALGORITHMIC GOVERNANCE AND DATA JUSTICE	2019.0	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5405	296	45	Whilst these programs are exciting it is important to examine the imperative focus on innovation and new technology in the program, a key funding criterion is that projects ‘apply innovative smart technologies that generate, store and process data to target urban challenges’ (Australian Government 2018). Often presented as novel augmentations of urban space, enhancing and customising the urban experience at the same time that they increase the city’s efficiency and ‘awareness’, smart city technologies also reconfigure urban spaces and how they are understood and governed by rendering the city a site of data generation and capture.	cache/spir-10977.pdf	txt/spir-10977.txt