Urban Spatial Analytics

Wader by Zhenzhao Xu (Spring 2022)
Wader by Zhenzhao Xu (Spring 2022)
El Paso Road Viewer by Sisun Cheng, Jenna Epstein, and Kristin Yi-Jun Chang (Spring 2022)
El Paso Road Viewer by Sisun Cheng, Jenna Epstein, and Kristin Yi-Jun Chang (Spring 2022)
Water Monitoring in Arid Regions by Tristan Grupp
Water Monitoring in Arid Regions by Tristan Grupp
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Wader by Zhenzhao Xu (Spring 2022)
El Paso Road Viewer by Sisun Cheng, Jenna Epstein, and Kristin Yi-Jun Chang (Spring 2022)
Water Monitoring in Arid Regions by Tristan Grupp

The Master of Urban Spatial Analytics program is training a new generation of data scientists to tackle complex public policy problems. Using geo-spatial computing methods and open source software tools, our students and faculty seek to create positive change through data-driven decision-making. Responsible, domain-savvy data scientists can enable governments to understand what works, and decide how to deploy limited resources to benefit the public. In the MUSA program, we aren’t training engineers, we are empowering social science students to use technology to solve problems that they find meaningful.

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