Open Data Week is an annual festival of community-driven events organized and produced by the NYC Open Data Team at the Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI), BetaNYC, and Data Through Design. Sessions of interest for the Built Environment includes, Finding Green Spaces: A Model for Tree Planting in NYC: 11 am - 12 pm EDT - RSVP Join our virtual event to discover a cutting-edge tool that pinpoints prime tree planting sites across NYC using NYC Open Data. This model empowers NYC Parks foresters to expand the City’s green canopy more efficiently. The model leverages datasets such as NYC Parks Tree & Site, NYC Planimetrics, DOT Traffic Signs, and the DOH Heat Vulnerability Index to drive site selection.
Congratulations Savannah Garces,Digital Arts Senior and Architecture Library Student Staff. Savannah has been an intern with the Long Island Library Resources Council. Savannah is one of two interns selected for the LILRC Diversity Internship Program and she began her internship January 2025. Read her recent analysis of The Banjo Player by William Sidney Mount (856), featured in the LILRC newsletter.
Recognizing Under-Represented Design Reading and Media List. Each month our student staff consider diversity celebrations and conduct bibliographic research on under-represented designers.
Books and Ebooks
Individuals and/or small groups schedule meetings with librarians and learn about resources and searching technique related to their assignments.
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