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Welcome to NYC School of Data — a community conference that demystifies the policies and practices around open data, technology, and service design. This year’s conference kicks off NYC’s Open Data Week & features 30+ sessions organized by NYC’s civic technology, data, and design community! Our conversations & workshops will feed your mind and empower you to improve your neighborhood.

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Saturday, March 5 • 2:00pm - 2:45pm
Capital Planning Explorer: showcase of new public tool and dataset from NYC City Planning

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Capital Planning Explorer (CPE) is a tool for the public and planners to access some maps and data that they need to understand NYC neighborhoods, better plan for investments, and collaborate with one another. CPE makes three databases available on a single platform, allowing users to explore (1) capital projects in the Ten-Year Capital Plan, (2) City facilities, and (3) housing permits on one map.

The session will provide an overview of the tool, followed by a deep dive on the Capital Projects Database. We’ll walk through how we create the database starting with the Capital Commitment Plan from OMB, to how we integrate spatial data from the major capital agencies. We’ll also discuss use cases for both the dataset and the map. These resources can be used as a starting point to answer questions such as:
  • What projects are happening in a neighborhood or council district? 
  • What other agencies’ projects might impact another project? 
  • What capital investments are being made in growing neighborhoods? 
  • Are there geographically specific lump sums that can be tapped into? 
  • What are the most expensive projects in the City’s Capital Commitment Plan?

The session will close with a conversation about how the audience can use CPE and their suggestions for future improvements.
Moderators
avatar for Luba Guzei

Luba Guzei

Assistant Director of Capital Planning, Department of City Planning
I've been with DCP's Capital Planning division for the last three years, working on projects that make capital decision-making more equitable, data-driven, and collaborative. Talk to me about all things planning. If you're interested in capital planning, I'd love to hear what kind... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Amanda Doyle

Amanda Doyle

Assistant Director, Enterprise Data Management, NYC Planning
PLUTO and open datasets created by NYC Planning.

Saturday March 5, 2022 2:00pm - 2:45pm EST
2nd Floor - Classroom A - 215
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