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Welcome to the Urban Life Enabled podcast, the podcast exploring what’s now, and what’s next on sustainably shaping our streets, parks, places and spaces, and how technology and data supports this. Episode by episode, we will work to unravel some of the common, and more emerging digital and data enablers that are powering life in our communities and cities. We will cover themes around connecting, activating and measuring.
The Urban Life Enabled podcast is powered by ENE.HUB. More information is available at www.life-enabled.com
The Urban Life Enabled podcast is powered by ENE.HUB. More information is available at www.life-enabled.com
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 24 days
Average audio length:
33 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
Australia
21 episodes
since Sept. 13, 2022
episodic
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In this episode we speak with David Wasserman - Civic Analytics Practice Leader at Alter Planning in Seattle (WA) USA, and Chair of the Technology Division at the American Planning Association. From data ingestion, to political soundbite. From data overload, to digital know how. Join us as we get a…
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In this next edition of our Street Lab series we tackle even more change for the public realm and our streets - the introduction of public-area mobile robots (PMR). Thankfully we had Bern Grush from the Urban Robotics Foundation join us to breakdown where this agenda is at, where it is likely to be…
In our third part of a series exploring the evolving nature of our streets, we head deeper into the world of e-mobility. In this episode Adam sits down with recent Churchill Fellow, Nikki Huddy, who is a decorated planner and advocate for place-based solutions in our communities, particularly regio…
In this episode we share a recording of a webinar hosting by the life_Enabled team.
“Let’s ‘add’ a digital overlay, to the planning we have already done”, seems to be the norm. And this may not be the best outcome for our communities.
Where are we at, and what's next for digital infrastructure pl…
The National League of Cities is an advocacy organisation that has been representing cities in the United States for almost 100 years. With more than 2,700 city members, Joshua Pine - NLC's Program Manager for City Innovation and Data - has his hands full. We checked in with Joshua to hear what's h…
In second part of a series exploring the face of our streets, Adam chats with Graham McCabe (Director, Transport Advisory, Urbis) about vehicles space and time. The discussion looked at the physical aspects of this important public space - trends in vehicle size, electrification and the opportunity…
The purpose of this webinar was to look into how Digital Twin capability can support our aspirations of enhancing our natural landscapes and built environment projects, while ensuring digital technology and data insights provide a supporting and enabling role.
Our panel included Clarissa Phillips …
After a decade in private practice and a decade of imagining better ways for people to work with data together, Lucy Booth went from planner to tech entrepreneur. But as we share in this episode, the planning instincts of a planner are hard wired, and the relentless pursuit of 'solutioning' always …
In this episode of the show we explore yet another PlanTech journey, this time from the New South Wales Government. We are joined by James Strutt from the Department of Planning and Environment, who shares the evolution of Land iQ - one of the governments core platforms enabling a range of capabili…
So, when it comes to measuring place – where are we at?
In this webinar we work through answering a range of questions, such as what are the fundamental attributes of place analytics? We also discuss how place data gets analysed, and what can be done with it.
The panel exploring this topic inclu…
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