Lecture: Tuesday Feb 20, 1:30p: Fabio Carrera - Knowledge Farming and the Long Tail of Small Cities

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Lecture: Tuesday Feb 20, 1:30p: Fabio Carrera - Knowledge Farming and the Long Tail of Small Cities

Stephen Guerin
Chris,

Fabio Carrera will be giving a talk tomorrow at our office. Please forward to
anyone that may be interested.

And Fabio will be up at SFI at 3:30p on Tuesday for a tour. I'm not sure who is
hosting...

-Steve

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** Note day and time **
** Tuesday, 1:30p **

SPEAKER: Dr. Fabio Carrera
        Visiting Lecturer - MIT Urban Information Systems group
        Director of City Lab - Worcester Polytechnic Institute

TITLE: Knowledge Farming and the Long Tail of Small Cities

TIME: Tuesday, February 20, @ 1:30p
LOCATION: 624 Agua Fria Conference Room

ABSTRACT: The presentation will introduce the concept of "City Knowledge" and
provide insights about how municipalities can get beyond the typical "hunting
and gathering" of data and move towards a more sustainable "farming" of
information in support of day-to-day decision-making for urban maintenance,
management and planning activities.  Based on hands-on experiences in cities
like Venice, London and Boston, the presentation will then discuss some
power-laws that suggest how and where urban data farming should be implemented
to maximize the impact of these concepts for the improvement of municipal
services and the benefit of urban dwellers.




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Lecture: Tuesday Feb 20, 1:30p: Fabio Carrera - Knowledge Farming and the Long Tail of SmallCities

Stephen Guerin
doh! misaddressed.

Nothing to see here. move along. :-)



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Lecture: Tuesday Feb 20, 1:30p: Fabio Carrera - Knowledge Farming and the Long Tail of Small Cities

Douglas Roberts-2
In reply to this post by Stephen Guerin
And not only that, tomorrow is Fat Tuesday!  If you're in town and feel like
being led on a pub crawl by the Los Alamos Hill Stompers Band, check it
out.  We start around 4:30pm MST at Del Charro, corner of Don Gaspar and
Alameda.

http://www.santafeartsandculture.org/calendar/view-event-details/calendar/num/26003/


--Doug

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doug at parrot-farm.net
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505-670-8195 - Cell

On 2/19/07, Stephen Guerin <stephen.guerin at redfish.com> wrote:

>
> Chris,
>
> Fabio Carrera will be giving a talk tomorrow at our office. Please forward
> to
> anyone that may be interested.
>
> And Fabio will be up at SFI at 3:30p on Tuesday for a tour. I'm not sure
> who is
> hosting...
>
> -Steve
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> ** Note day and time **
> ** Tuesday, 1:30p **
>
> SPEAKER: Dr. Fabio Carrera
>         Visiting Lecturer - MIT Urban Information Systems group
>         Director of City Lab - Worcester Polytechnic Institute
>
> TITLE: Knowledge Farming and the Long Tail of Small Cities
>
> TIME: Tuesday, February 20, @ 1:30p
> LOCATION: 624 Agua Fria Conference Room
>
> ABSTRACT: The presentation will introduce the concept of "City Knowledge"
> and
> provide insights about how municipalities can get beyond the typical
> "hunting
> and gathering" of data and move towards a more sustainable "farming" of
> information in support of day-to-day decision-making for urban
> maintenance,
> management and planning activities.  Based on hands-on experiences in
> cities
> like Venice, London and Boston, the presentation will then discuss some
> power-laws that suggest how and where urban data farming should be
> implemented
> to maximize the impact of these concepts for the improvement of municipal
> services and the benefit of urban dwellers.
>
>
>
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