A collection of 9 posts
Data is to smart cities as water is to life. The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of data in the public sector, forcing an immediate transition from legacy software to SaaS, cloud, big
> This blog post dives deep into how local government can leverage high-quality mobility data and machine learning for inferring visits to parks and open spaces and the dispersion movement patterns > Sign up for
Smart Cities Connect (SCC) announced the Smart-50 Awards on for 2021 to recognize the 50 best projects for smarter cities. 2021 Smart 50 Awards [https://smartcitiesconnect.org/announcing-the-2021-smart-50-award-recipients/] were announced on May 24,
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Citywide data insights dashboard spanning four departments and seven datasets for the City of San Leandro, California, USA CITYDATA.ai [http://citydata.ai/] has designed and developed a unified data analytics dashboard called
> This blog posts delves into the footfall data insights and visits trends for Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve in Maricopa County, Arizona. > Sign up for our webinars to learn from our data scientists and
This blog post discusses the role of geospatial data for advocating and measuring the essential role of parks and recreational areas in and around cities and metropolitan areas.
I recollect the conversation from June 2016 with extraordinary clarity. We had begun our exploratory session with Tony Batalla [https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonybatalla/], CIO at the City of San Leandro. Keen
Karen Tay heads up Smart Nation Strategy for the Singapore Government, Prime Minister’s Office. In her second blog post for LotaData, Karen makes the case for technology as the ultimate equalizer. She