New forms of data about people and cities, often termed ‘Big’, are fostering research that is disrupting many traditional fields. This is true in geography, and especially in those more technical branches of the discipline such as computational geography / geocomputation, spatial analytics and statistics, geographical data science, etc. These new forms of micro-level data have lead to new methodological approaches in order to better understand how urban systems behave. Increasingly, these approaches and data are being used to ask questions about how cities can be made more sustainable and efficient in the future.
This panel session concludes the 'Innovations in Urban Analytics' paper theme.
Type | Details | Minutes |
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Panelist | Alex Singleton | 10 |
Panelist | Andrew Crooks George Mason University | 10 |
Panelist | Boyana Buyuklieva Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London | 10 |
Panelist | Tuuli Toivonen | 10 |
Panelist | Moira Zellner University of Illinois at Chicago | 10 |
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