Urban Informatics research concentrates on the purchase, integration, and analysis of diverse, large-scale data to know and improve urban systems and excellence of existence in metropolitan areas. Researchers seek a much better knowledge of complex urban systems and processes, utilizing existing and emerging data streams and novel urban sensors to look at, model, and evaluate city form and performance. Research in urban informatics is directly associated with practice by identifying and deploying new data-driven methods to probably the most pressing challenges facing metropolitan areas as well as their residents. The aim of the work would be to make metropolitan areas all over the world more sustainable, livable, equitable, and resilient.
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