I am passionate about using geospatial data and People Intelligence to improve the quality of life in cities and neighborhoods throughout the ASEAN region through civic innovation.
mobility
> This blog posts delves into the mobility data and trip hop movement patterns for Singapore, the financial capital of Asia. The mobility data referenced in this blog post are published as an open dataset and is now available for download. > Sign up for our webinars to learn from
deforestation
> This blog post and case study, authored by our partner Earthqualizer, discusses the usage of geospatial data and machine learning for tracking, protecting, and reversing the impact of palm oil deforestation in Riau (Indonesia), North Sumatra (Indonesia), and Sabah (Malaysia) in Southeast Asia. > Sign up for our webinars
univercity council
Please complete the form on this page to sign up for the UniverCity Council, an advisory board for public + private + academic data collaboration for civic innovation on a global scale, hosted by CITYDATA.ai Register * indicates requiredEmail Address *First Name Last Name Organization *Job Title *City *Country *Phone Number
deforestation
> This blog posts delves into the movement patterns between the palm oil plantations and the refinery mills in Sabah, Malaysia. > Sign up for our webinars to learn from our data scientists and geospatial experts. They will show you how geospatial intelligence can be used in the most cost-effective
smartcity
The Data for Humanity initiative helps government agencies & health researchers with people movement analysis and geospatial dashboards related to COVID-19.
mobility
McKinsey estimates that today’s car has the computing power of 20 personal computers, features about 100 million lines of programming code, and processes up to 25 gigabytes of data an hour. While that might feel like a lot of data, it does not even compare with autonomous cars that