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City sciencce at the global south<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

We anticipate the city’s futre using CityScope The platform, built with complex logical systems and visualization of maps and indicators, uses thousands of LEGO pieces for its physical interface, assembled precisely to represent a study area to scale. The science behind CityScope allows us to see how each project studied and analyzed previously impacts the city, allowing hundreds of different interactions between current and future situations.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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CityScope<\/h1><\/div>

CityScope is a physical interface for integrated visualization of urban projects. It is fed by large amounts of data, which are analyzed in macro indicators relevant to the urban quality of life of a sector. The variables are projected onto the physical interface by generating specific maps that account for the changes produced on the sector, in the indicators and scenarios that are to be viewed.<\/p>\n

CityScope works with interactive plates that group urban projects, which are sensorized by a group of receptors that indicate to the logical system what to calculate, what to project, and with what type of map to work with.<\/p>\n

The visualization possibilities on CityScope are only limited by the availability of data for an urban project. When working with data science, access to and normalization of datasets is key to accurately anticipating the future of the city.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>