Research Project
URBANITE: Data–driven decision-making in urban transformation
The project develops tools for the collection, organization, integration, storing and visualization of data. It enables the analysis of current situations and trends and the simulation and prediction of different situations. It engages citizens and civil servants in the policy making process through co-creation practices and tools and it provides policy makers with guidelines on the adoption of disruptive technologies. Project results are validated in Amsterdam, Bilbao, Helsinki and Messina. Engineering leads the activities related to supporting the 4 cities in the customization of URBANITE tools and it leads the implementation of the digital co-creation environment.
The project has received co-funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 programme - Contract No. 870338.
More efficient data management process
Sound Co-creation approaches and tools
Powerful analytics, simulation and prediction tools
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