NYC Agency Maps, Tools, & Geospatial Data for 2023
Channel: BetaNYC
Date: 2023-03-30

NYC Open Data Week 2023 - Mar 15 2023 

New York City agencies create and publish a huge volume of geospatial data each year. They use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) – computer-based tools to store, visualize, and analyze this geographic data. This panel will review publicly-available tools and datasets, discuss the state of GIS technology in the city, and consider how the City uses geospatial data to serve NYC residents.

Join this conversation with agency GIS leaders about new maps & tools, geospatial data, and initiatives for 2023.

Moderator:
Lee Ilan, Mayor’s Office of Environmental Remediation

Panelists:
Josh Friedman, NYC Emergency Management
Matthew Croswell, Department of City Planning
P’arry Drew, Department of Transportation

ORGANIZERS: Lee Ilan, Josh Friedman, Matthew Croswell, Chris Rice, P’arry Drew, NYC Mayor's Office of Environmental Remediation, NYC Emergency Management, NYC Department of City Planning, NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate & Environmental Justice (MOCEJ), NYC Department of Transportation (DOT)

https://2023.open-data.nyc/event/nyc-agency-maps-tools-geospatial-data-for-2023/

PLAYLIST: https://bit.ly/nycodw2023

ABOUT OPEN DATA WEEK
Open Data Week is an annual festival of community-driven events organized and produced by the NYC Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics and BetaNYC. Every year, New Yorkers come together all across the five boroughs to celebrate New York City’s Open Data Law, which was signed into law on March 7, 2012. Coincidentally, the first weekend of March is also International Open Data Day.  With these dates anchoring Open Data Week, we rally NYC’s civic tech and open data communities and offer opportunities for more people to learn about and engage with municipal open data. https://www.open-data.nyc/

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ABOUT BETA NYC
BetaNYC is a civic organization dedicated to improving lives in New York through civic design, technology, and data. We envision an informed and empowered public that can leverage civic design, technology, and data to hold government accountable, and improve their economic opportunity. https://beta.nyc/