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Circa un anno fa, il 19 gennaio 2025, la natura mandò un avvertimento sul lungomare di Catania. Il solaio in calcestruzzo di Piazza Tricolore, ormai chiuso e recintato da anni, cedette sotto una mareggiata, portando alla luce il mare tombato, le insenature con sabbie vulcaniche e i ciottoli neri, nascosti dal tappo di cemento.
The rising tide of urban data is transforming the field of urban planning. Studies utilizing cell phone data, social network service data, sensors, and satellite imageries have opened up new avenues of inquiry to quantify the built environment and model formerly hidden human mobility dimensions. Despite the myriad ways to synthesize this newly available information, the act of shaping cities remains a political gesture often legitimized through the use of data.
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