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Global Healthy and Sustainable City Indicators open science toolkit - software development participant requirements survey de-identified responses

RMIT University, Australia
Carl Higgs (Aggregated by)
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These data were collected as part of a baseline survey of participant co-researchers involved in an action research study informing development of an open science toolkit for planning, analysis and reporting on policy and spatial indicators for healthy and sustainable cities in diverse urban contexts. Specifically, the toolkit was designed to support participation in the Global Observatory of Healthy and Sustainable Cities' 1000 Cities Challenge.


Issued: 15 12 2023

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Empirical software engineering | Land use and environmental planning | Public participation and community engagement | Urban analysis and development | Urban planning and health | data | health | interdisciplinary | multilingual | research translation | software development | urban planning | user requirements |

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