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There Are Plenty of Ways to Develop a Municipal Transportation App

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4 Keys to Building a State Government Enterprise Analytics System

Successful enterprise analytics demands strong leadership and governance, a talented workforce and realistic near and long-term goals.

Claims of an Imminent West Coast Quake Prompt Rapid-Response Reality Check

Government agencies need to debunk misinformation and rumors when they surface online and spread on social media, especially when they deal with science.

For Child Sex Crimes, Algorithms and Data Analysis Bolster Investigative Collaborations

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Passive Wi-Fi will boost Internet of Things

Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a way that passive, or reflected, signals can help IoT sensors transmit data while using far less power than existing Wi-Fi devices.

FAA tests drone detection system

The Federal Aviation Administration recently tested a radio frequency scanning solution to spot rogue drones around commercial airports.

N.Y.C. Fire Union Spars With City Over Response Time Metrics

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A Two-Pronged Approach to Combating Identity-Based Income Tax Fraud

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Seattle Embraces ‘Open by Preference’ Model for Releasing City Data

Municipal departments are being directed to consider privacy and security concerns when releasing datasets.

Trees Removed for New L.A. Light Rail Line Repurposed for Musical Use

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Florida’s 2016 Python Challenge Nabs 106 Snakes From Everglades

More than 1,000 people registered to hunt down the invasive species in a multi-week competition.

Forget Downtown. Smart City Districts Are the New Social and Economic Hubs

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New York City's CompStat Program Enters a New Era

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A New Google Fiber Model Will Take Shape in Huntsville

Instead of building a new network from scratch, a different approach will be used in the northern Alabama city.

Air Force seeks autonomous systems that learn and adapt

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