URBAN DATA VISUALIZATION

Course for architects and urban planners of the future. Urban design through data science and computational design


Technology

With the irruption of technology and mobile devices, cities are able to generate a large amounts of data on a daily basis, which gives us the opportunity to measure in real time the needs of people, their flows, concentrations...everything, to adapt to a much more changing and dynamic reality.

City

Nowadays our cities are hyperconnected, underscoring the emergence of a new elastic territoriality, a new informational order in which traditional infrastructure networks coexist and expand into immaterial connections. Those are difficult to perceive, but with the collected data we will be able to know and represent those changes.


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Hyperconnectivity

We can read all the layers of our public space and the connections with its users. Layers that are there, but that we cannot always see. As architects, we study the data that affects our way of moving in the city, our way of living. Data that helps us to understand the present, to better shape the future of our cities.

CLASSES



DAY 1

Intro
QGIS I


DAY 5

QGIS VI
POST.

Requirements

All participants must bring their own computer, with the software already pre-installed

Location

Escuela Politécnica Superior, Universidad CEU San Pablo,
Campus de Monteprincipe, Boadilla del Monte,
Madrid, 28668 , Spain.