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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.sustain.brussels/event/your-city-digitally
 -get-involved-271/register">YOUR CITY\, DIGITALLY: GET INVOLVED!</a>\nYOUR
  CITY\, DIGITAL: IT’S YOUR TURN TO SHAPE IT! Discover the City of Brusse
 ls’ digital twin: a virtual replica that helps us better understand our 
 urban environment and explore different ways of transforming it. Take part
  in an interactive workshop at the FARI Institute and share your views on 
 proposed features designed to help better understand and tackle urban heat
  islands. The workshop will be an opportunity to put this tool to the test
  against the real-life experiences and needs of those who live in and use 
 the City of Brussels every day\, and to think together about the informati
 on and features that could genuinely be useful to you.What’s on the agen
 da?Learn\, in a simple and engaging way\, what a digital twin is.Discover 
 the digital twin projects developed in Brussels by the City of Brussels an
 d FARI\, and explore their practical applications.Explore the issue of urb
 an heat islands and see how a digital twin can help us better understand t
 hem.Take part in a participatory design workshop to test\, discuss and ima
 gine the features that would be genuinely useful to residents of the City 
 of Brussels.Who is this workshop for? Residents of the City of Brussels wh
 o are interested in their neighbourhood\, the environment and quality of l
 ife in the city\; people affected by extreme heat\; anyone curious to unde
 rstand what a “digital twin” is without needing to be an engineer\; me
 mbers of associations\, neighbourhood committees\, or citizen and environm
 ental groups\; teachers in technical and vocational education who would li
 ke to introduce their students to a practical technology applied to their 
 city and everyday lives\; students and professionals in digital technology
 \, architecture or urban planning\; and anyone interested in data and how 
 it is used by public authorities. More simply\, this workshop is for anyon
 e who lives\, works or spends time in the City of Brussels and wants [...]
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LOCATION:FARI - AI for the Common Good Institute Brussels\, Cantersteen 16\
 , 1000 Bruxelles\, Belgium
SUMMARY:YOUR CITY\, DIGITALLY: GET INVOLVED!
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.sustain.brussels/event/yo
 ur-city-digitally-get-involved-271/register">YOUR CITY\, DIGITALLY: GET IN
 VOLVED!</a>\nYOUR CITY\, DIGITAL: IT’S YOUR TURN TO SHAPE IT! Discover t
 he City of Brussels’ digital twin: a virtual replica that helps us bette
 r understand our urban environment and explore different ways of transform
 ing it. Take part in an interactive workshop at the FARI Institute and sha
 re your views on proposed features designed to help better understand and 
 tackle urban heat islands. The workshop will be an opportunity to put this
  tool to the test against the real-life experiences and needs of those who
  live in and use the City of Brussels every day\, and to think together ab
 out the information and features that could genuinely be useful to you.Wha
 t’s on the agenda?Learn\, in a simple and engaging way\, what a digital 
 twin is.Discover the digital twin projects developed in Brussels by the Ci
 ty of Brussels and FARI\, and explore their practical applications.Explore
  the issue of urban heat islands and see how a digital twin can help us be
 tter understand them.Take part in a participatory design workshop to test\
 , discuss and imagine the features that would be genuinely useful to resid
 ents of the City of Brussels.Who is this workshop for? Residents of the Ci
 ty of Brussels who are interested in their neighbourhood\, the environment
  and quality of life in the city\; people affected by extreme heat\; anyon
 e curious to understand what a “digital twin” is without needing to be
  an engineer\; members of associations\, neighbourhood committees\, or cit
 izen and environmental groups\; teachers in technical and vocational educa
 tion who would like to introduce their students to a practical technology 
 applied to their city and everyday lives\; students and professionals in d
 igital technology\, architecture or urban planning\; and anyone interested
  in data and how it is used by public authorities. More simply\, this work
 shop is for anyone who lives\, works or spends time in the City of Brussel
 s and wants [...]
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