The Data-Knowledge-Action for Urban Systems podcast series explores systems used to build intelligent urban systems. The series reflects on the systematic changes required for cities to become adaptive and intelligent for handling urban wellbeing. It is hosted by the Center for Applied Geomatics, CODATA, and Urban Health and Wellbeing Programme (UHWB). The series will have global experts discuss critical issues and point out the way forward. New episode to release every fortnight.

Data-Knowledge-Action for Urban Systems

Introduction episode: What are Data-Knowledge-Action Systems (DAKAS)

How are DAKAS used in cities

Integrating Health into Urban Planning

Trust is the Heart for Urban Wellbeing

Data for Policy-makers to Improve Decision Making in Cities Wellbeing

Converting Mobility Data to Knowledge for Making Cities Healthy

FAIR Data Sharing Practice for Making Integrated Systems Work Dynamically for Cities

Impact of Environment on Human Health

Role of Community Data in Making Cities Healthy