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Studies in urban informatics : tools and techniques to explore socio-ecological urban systems
This work details the emerging discipline of urban informatics and the diverse set of tools, data and techniques necessary for the quantitative analysis of urban systems. Three studies are presented based on distinct data types including administrative data, user-generated data and sensor data. The
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