Civic Data Design
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Civic Data Design
Civic Data Design is a way to use information and numbers to help plan and improve things like roads, parks, and public spaces. In public infrastructure, this means turning information about how people move, gather, and use services into simple maps and pictures that help designers make better choices. For example, using sensors to count how many people use a bus stop at different times can help decide where to add more benches or shelters. This approach helps make public places work better for everyone, because decisions are based on real facts about how spaces are used every day.
public infrastructure planning, data visualization for cities, urban design analytics, smart city design
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