In latest many years, cities have grow to be more and more adept at amassing all kinds of information. However that information can have restricted impression when authorities officers are unable to speak, not to mention analyze or put to make use of, all the knowledge they’ve entry to.
This dynamic has all the time bothered Sarah Williams, a professor of city planning and know-how at MIT. Shortly after becoming a member of MIT in 2012, Williams created the Civic Knowledge Design Lab to bridge that divide. Through the years, she and her colleagues have made city planning information extra vivid and accessible by way of human tales and placing graphics. Learn the total story.
—Ben Schneider
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