"Ten Years After Katrina: New Orleans’ Recovery, and What Data Had to Do with it Open data matters most when the stakes are high" by Michelle M. Thompson, PhD, GISP

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Ten Years After Katrina: New Orleans’ Recovery, and What Data Had to Do with it Open data matters most when the stakes are high

(2015)

Michelle M. Thompson, PhD, GISP, University of New Orleans

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Abstract

WhoData.org was mentioned in the article. The author, Denice Ross (@denicewross) is a New Orleanian since 2001, and currently serves as a Presidential Innovation Fellow. Before joining federal government, she spent four years as Director of Enterprise Information at the City New Orleans, and previously, nearly a decade at The Data Center, a nonprofit whose mission is to democratize data.

Disciplines

Urban Studies and Planning

Publication Date

Summer August 25, 2015

Citation Information

Michelle M. Thompson. "Ten Years After Katrina: New Orleans’ Recovery, and What Data Had to Do with it Open data matters most when the stakes are high" (2015)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/michelle_m_thompson/67/