Across the globe, cities like Singapore are investing heavily in smart city infrastructure, which is generating unprecedented amounts of data. Such information has huge potential to help governments, residents and businesses make smarter choices in areas such as urban transportation, healthcare, logistics as well as policy and planning.
Technologies that enable easy generation, storage and sharing of such diverse data streams allow for large-scale studies on urban mobility and collective behaviour.
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