The Value of a City’s ‘StreetScore’
SHAREAn ongoing project from MIT uses an algorithm to predict the safety of streets, helping researchers and urban planners better understand cities.
How useful is this data, especially when the results are determined by math instead of a human who understands the cultural significance and history of a particular place?
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