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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"New York City Subway"”.

  1. Citizen participation and its importance in determining New York City subway station capital improvements

    Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1998.

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  2. FACING REALITY: THE BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF FACIAL RECOGNITION FOR THE NYPD

    … in FRT, such as its use in real time, create new opportunities to leverage the technology for increased public safety. To what extent are LPRs and FRT analogous, and how can the use of LPRs by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) provide a roadmap for public support of real-time FRT? …

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  3. Protecting infrastructure networks from disinformation

    … distribution networks. Imagine a fake electricity discount, shared by disinformation campaigns, is exposed to many users on Twitter encouraging them to shift their electricity usage to a specific peak hour. If the population of users who engage with the fake discount exceeds a threshold, a …

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  4. Infrastructural architecture: social design for the public realm in underground transit systems

    … of these utilitarian transit spaces (subways most notably), are comparable in their role to that of the public square, court, or forum. There is an untold architectural relationship within these urban environments between subways as a space of movement, and as a place of activity. This …

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