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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 concludes NYC’s Open Data Week & features 30+ sessions organized by NYC’s civic technology, data, and design community! Our conversations and workshops will feed your mind and inspire you to improve your neighborhood.

Venue is accessible and content is all ages friendly! If you have accessibility questions or needs, please email us at < schoolofdata@beta.nyc >.

Currently, we’re at capacity. You can tune into the main stage livestream < schoolofdata.nyc/live > provided by ISOC.LIVE and sponsored by Reinvent Albany. Follow the conversation #nycsodata on Bluesky.
Saturday, March 29
 

9:00am EDT

Breakfast 2-300 - Cafe

10:00am EDT

Opening Session 2-301 - AuditoriumHon. Kristen Gonzalez • Martha Norrick • Jazzy Smith • NYC Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI) • BetaNYC • Noel Hidalgo

11:00am EDT

Congestion Pricing: Data Lessons From the First Three Months 2-301 - AuditoriumMatt Yarri Mapping Urban Ecologies: The Need for Data for Achieving Biodiverse Places 3-302Andrew Buck • Novem Auyeung • Michael Treglia • Kirk Gordon • Naeema Haque A year of using AI @ citymeetings.nyc: what it took, how it works, and the impact it has had 3-301-A/B CombinedVikram Oberoi Congestion Pricing, As Seen Through DOT Cameras 2-112Isaac Donis • Tim Harris Machine Readable Laws: How LLMs can help democratize NYC Administrative Code 2-119Jordan Shapiro Ranked Choice Voting in the Big Apple 2-109Kathryn Agnas Turnout for What: An Exploration of Voter Engagement Using Open Data 3-201Malika Mohan • Jen Yeaton • Nikhil Gahlawat • Riter Hoopes Intro to NYCDB: Exploring NYC Open Data with the Housing Data Coalition 2-116Maxwell Austensen • Steve Giordano • Ry Zhu • Itzamna Huerta

12:15pm EDT

Creating a Multimodal Urban Planning Simulation for Diverse Publics using NYC Open Data 2-301 - AuditoriumKatie McMillan Culp • Jenna Lang • Andrew Kittredge • Amelia Merker Navigating the NYC Open Data Infrastructure for Community-Based Organizations: A conversation 3-301-A/B CombinedYuki Mitsuda • Kevin Lee • Angelica Bravo • Lauri Goldkind Good Cause Eviction Screener: A data-driven approach to bolster tenant rights in NYC 2-116Corey Brown • Ki Wan Sim Learning about the NYC Urban Forest through the Latest High-Resolution Tree Canopy Data 3-302Uma Bhandaram • Michael Treglia OSCUR: A Platform for Understanding Urban Data - Demonstration and Introduction 2-112Graham Dove • Fabio Miranda Using Data for Budget Transparency with IBO: Stormwater Fees, Police Overtime Trends, and the State of NYC's Public Education 2-109Valerie Gudino • Emma Gossett • Jordan Paige Learn NYC Zoning with Open Data, Paper Models, and Augmented Reality! 3-113Lizzy Chiappin • Nick Kaufmann • Ziv Schneider • Pablo Sepúlveda • Sydney Upchurch

1:15pm EDT

Lunch - Second Floor 2-300 - Cafe Lunch - Third Floor 3-115 and 3-116 - Commons

2:30pm EDT

Beyond the Data: The Tech Driving City Council Programs 2-301 - AuditoriumJohnathan Chei • Alaa Moussawi • Frank Perez • Brad J. Reid • Yogi Rosario-Doran • New York City Council • New York City Council, Data Team • New York City Council, Community Engagement Division • New York City Council, Legislative Division A Conversation with MTA Data & Analytics 2-119Lisa Mae Fiedler • Hannah Spierer Defending Affordable and Stable Housing: Progress and Problems 2-116Ian G. Williams • Sam O'Hana • Holden Taylor How Crosswalk Labs Maps Nationwide Neighborhood-Level CO2 Emissions Data and Benchmarks to NYC Building Energy and Water Data 3-201Danny Sheehan Open Data in Action: Tracking New York City’s Progress Toward Closing Rikers Island 2-109Sarita Daftary • Elizabeth Johnson • Richie Lin • Michael Rempel Where does NYC Garbage Go? It is now possible to know! 2-112Matthew Eshed • Andrew Goh • Samantha MacBride • Jane Wu • Shen Xin

3:45pm EDT

In Code We Trust: Volunteering and Careers in Government & Public Interest Technology 2-301 - AuditoriumAbbey Kos • Noel Hidalgo • Martha Norrick • Gabe Paley • Jai Rodgers NYC Public Space: Building a mobile map of 3,000 public spaces in New York City 2-116Chris Whong Beyond Numbers: Understanding NYC's Budget 2-119Emily Pisano Let's Build a NYC Public Interest Tech Lab - A Visioning Game 3-302Afsana Siddika • Kathleen Cumiskey • Effie MacLachlan • Ian G. Williams • Anthoni Garcia • Raj Korpan NYC Urban Heat Portal: workshop to leverage data for heat resilience advocacy and planning 3-301-A/B CombinedMehdi Heris • Lun Hung • Andrew Kittredge • Ashley Louie • Hailee-Hoa Luong

5:00pm EDT

Refreshments 2-300 - Cafe

5:45pm EDT

NY APA NY Metro Technology Committee Happy Hour Focal Point Beer CoShen Xin • Savannah Wu • Andrew Buck
 
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