Intro -- Contents -- Introduction: Using Data Action -- Inside Data Action -- Data Action and the "Build It! Hack It! Share It!" Method -- Big Data for Cities Is Not New -- Data: Essential for Governance -- The Census: Contesting Democracy through Data -- Redistricting: The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion -- Planning for the Unknown City: Data and the Industrializing City -- Data Analytics: Giving Birth to the Field of Public Health -- Cadastral Mapping: Controlling the Industrialized City -- Cadastral Mapping: Modern City Planners -- Cadastral Mapping: Groundwork for Lasting Oppression -- Data and Urban Renewal -- Qualitative Analytics: The Call of Social Reformers -- Maps: Good or Bad? -- The Technology of War: Data and Cybernetics -- An Urban Planning Tool: Public Participation GIS -- Smart Cities and Big Data: Urban Modeling Rebooted -- Build It! Data Is Never Raw, It's Collected -- Participatory Data Collection: The Act Itself Is the Tool -- ^
Crowdsourcing a Global Data Set -- Exposing Beijing's Air Quality: DIY Data Collection -- Data Collection: Cross-checking and Correcting the Record -- Crowdsourced Data: Why Governments Need It -- Data from Citizens: Why Governments Collect It -- Data Collection during Disasters: Governments and People Depend on It -- Data Collaborations: Achieving Data Literacy and Community -- Citizen Data Collection Projects Do More Than Collect Data -- Hack It! Using Data Creatively -- The Ethics of Using Data We Find on the Web -- Where Do Researchers Get Big Data? -- Applying Unusual Data to Find Housing Vacancy in China -- Finding the Right Open Data -- Embracing Biases in Data to Tell New Stories -- Bias in Getty Images Data Explains How Cities Create Buzz -- Social Media Data (Biased or Not) Gives the City a Voice -- The Hubris of Using Data for a Social Good -- Looping Back to the Ethics: Data and Disaster Response -- How "White Hacks" Use Data Ethically and Responsibly -- ^
Share It! Communicating Data Insights -- Constructing Change with Data -- Sharing Data Creates Trust and a Commitment to Place -- Making and Sharing an Essential Resource to Create Action -- "For the First Time, We Can See Our Power" -- Digital Matatus: Co-creation Is Powerful -- Maps Are a Powerful Medium-They Persuade -- Making a System Visible to Persuade -- Transforming Map Power for Those on the Margins -- Interactive Websites Help to Create User-Centered Data Narratives -- Local Lotto: A Web Tool for Data Literacy -- Data Stories Create Evidence for Public Debate -- Stop-and-Frisk Brought to an End Using Data -- Sharing Data Creates Transparency, Public Participation, and Collaboration -- Data as a Public Good -- Data Scarcity in the Era of Big Data -- Data Is a Public Infrastructure -- Data Colonialism -- Private Data Serving the Public Good -- Privacy for My Business and My Customer -- Sharing Data When the Benefits Are Mutual

Control code: on1126350631

Dimensions: 27 cm

Extent: xx, 285 pages

Isbn: 9780262044196

Lccn: 2019049202

Media category: unmediated

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Record ID: u2138084

System control number: (OCoLC)1126350631

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