Open-source City
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Using Amsterdam’s open data portals and GitHub repositories, the talk presents concrete city projects that reuse publicly available datasets and code to improve urban livability. It covers applications such as analyzing citizen requests, optimizing garbage truck routes, addressing parking issues, mapping summer spots and windmills, and collaborations with students and the University of Amsterdam, describing the data sources and approaches used for these projects.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Open-source City welcome
- 1:25Open source in governance
- 3:12Transparency in public tech
- 5:42Text classification for requests
- 8:15Data science collaboration
- 10:20Technical architecture
- 12:33Real-time service dashboards
- 14:40Computer vision trucks
- 16:29Legal and privacy experiments
- 18:31Future open-source tests
- 20:59AI for housing vacancy
- 23:27Efficient case processing
- 25:59Housing data transparency
- 27:06Algorithm transparency
- 28:55Results and next steps
- 29:17Q&A
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