DBTB INT Boriana Viljoen r
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Claims that compacted data can become actionable and drive behavior change, arguing environmental datasets like tidal currents deserve more attention for user safety. Positions design and data science as collaborators, with no demo or metrics shown, no code tools named, and no deployed system described. Emphasis stays on inspiration and recruiting data scientists toward environmental problems rather than presenting validated results or a working prototype.
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