NETWORK

1. Complex network

1.1. New node

2. BASE&CONTEXT

2.1. Graph theory

2.1.1. Sub Idea 2

2.2. History

2.2.1. Teletype Machine,1940, George Stibitz

3. BIBLIOTICA

3.1. Netwrok Theory

3.1.1. Session Rule 1

3.1.2. Session Rule 2

3.2. Hillier B. (1999), Space is the Machine: A Configurational Theory of Architecture

3.3. Hillier B. and Hanson J. (1984), The Social Logic of Space

3.4. http://www.amazon.com/Network Analysis Architecture_Kaufmann

3.4.1. Goal 1

3.4.2. Goal 2

3.5. Ratti C. (2004). Space syntax: some inconsistencies. Environment and Planning B - Planning and Design

3.6. AA_Parametric urbanism briefs

3.7. Jiang B. and Claramunt C. (2002), Integration of space syntax into GIS: new perspectives for urban morphology

3.8. The Structure and Dynamics of Networks Mark Newman, Albert-László Barabási, & Duncan J. Watts

3.9. Graph Mining Techniques for Social Media Analysis Mary McGlohon Christos Faloutsos

3.10. Networks, Crowds, and Markets: Reasoning About a Highly Connected World

3.11. Network Science

3.12. computational information design

4. PEOPLE

4.1. Burak Arıkan

4.2. Nilüfer Kozikoğlu

5. New node

6. EVENT_local

6.1. Ağ Modelleri Buluşması

7. Electrical network

8. SUBSECTIONs

8.1. Computer network

8.1.1. LAN (local area network)

8.2. Biological network

8.3. Artificial neural network

8.4. Social network

8.5. Telecommunications network

8.6. Business networking

8.6.1. Marketing network

8.7. Chemical Reaction Networks

8.8. Gene regulatory network

9. REALMs

9.1. computer science

9.2. sociology

9.3. operations research

9.4. particle physics

9.5. economy

9.6. biology

9.6.1. biological network

9.7. geography

9.8. comunicaiton design

10. new CONTEXT

10.1. Network mapping

10.2. Cartography

10.3. Network architecture

10.4. urban: Parametric Urbanism_Information Urbanism

10.4.1. space syntax

10.4.2. daily life patterns

10.4.3. Information processing

10.4.4. swarm urbanism

10.5. Information Visualization

10.5.1. computational information design