February 7, 2019 Decision Making Strategies for Urban Adaptation By Patrick Regan To allow city managers to 'see' how social, physical and demographic vulnerability is distributed across their city, the UAA provides data at the level of the neighborhood, using census tract data. For each census tract, we provide demographic data on medium household income and ethnic or cultural representation; we allow the user to then overlay aspects of the city's built environment and social vulnerabilities at that census tract, such as single mothers, access to vehicles, housing instability, building age or infrastructural conditions.  Read Article Upcoming events from Meeting of the Minds   Upcoming Happy Hour Meetups Visit the Meetup.com event page to see all upcoming meetups. The events are great opportunities to casually network with others working on smart and sustainable cities.   March 27 Webinar Smart Communities – How 5G, Mobility, Vision Zero and Multi-Modal Approaches are Converging Featuring Brenna Berman of City Tech Collaborative and Sean Harrington of Verizon. Register here.