Life Between Systems: From Open Data to Great Cities
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Argues that open data must be organized into partnerships and prototypes not platforms alone, and shows concrete builds: a distributed CCAN2 open‑data architecture with city, university and region servers, the Open Data Aarhus portal, and a live CityBuck report prototype that ties citizen complaints to case tracking; notes failures too (IC4 trains grounded by bad integration) and points to DNA lake sampling as a rapid sensor/data pipeline — practical wins when small “speedboat” projects are allowed and integrated into city governance.
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