Systems Science Friday Noon Seminar Series

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Date

1-18-2019

Abstract

Hector Dominguez is the current Open Data Coordinator at the City of Portland, and there are several lessons learned and strategies developed in the several months of work in this position. Hector will share some challenges on creating trusted and reliable data and information services, as well as the opportunities to work with Urban Data to resolve city challenges and to support achieving the City's goals in the coming years.

In this talk, Hector will share how modeling and defining the right metrics are not the only factors to implementing a citywide program, but rather, how ethics, communications and strategy play fundamental roles.

Website: https://www.smartcitypdx.com/our-team/

Biographical Information

Hector comes from a mixed background of entrepreneurship, research and non-profit organizations, with expertise on Internet of things, advanced analytics, robotics and automation and Artificial Intelligence. Hector has developed sensor networks for agriculture, food production, forest monitoring and the oil industry. Hector has a PhD in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on manufacturing solar concentrators and sustainable manufacturing.

Subjects

Internet -- Access control, Municipal services -- Information technology -- Oregon -- Portland, Big data -- Government policy, Information technology -- Social aspects, System theory

Disciplines

Databases and Information Systems | Science and Technology Policy

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https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/32488

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