Microsoft Urban Futures Summer Workshop | Sensors and Data [Day 2]

Опубликовано 3 августа 2020, 20:38

The Microsoft Urban Futures Summer Workshop was three intensive days of talks, discussion, and planning for data-driven urban transformation. At this event, we built a research-driven coalition of civic, academic, and research leaders to envision what services could be built on top of data sets for improving the future of cities. Together we developed research and action plans for cities, academia, and industry, to conduct real-world research and deployments. We considered which data sets are needed to drive urban transformation based on real-world scenarios.

Day 2 | July 29, 2020

Welcome: Urban Innovation at Microsoft and Project Eclipse
Scott Counts, Gavin Jancke, & Miriam Berhane Russom, Microsoft

Quantifying urban scale CO2 reductions and related emissions changes during the COVID-19 Shelter in place
Ron Cohen, University of California, Berkeley

How cities can become smarter: Sensors, edge computing, and the array of things
Charlie Catlett, University of Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory

Community air quality sensing: What we’ve learned from calibration and crowdsourcing studies
Edmund Seto, University of Washington

Using campuses in the Cascadia Corridor to advance smart city innovation
Jon Fink, Portland State University

For presentation slides and more details please see the Microsoft Urban Futures Summer Workshop event website: microsoft.com/en-us/research/e...