Today, the Array of Things project released its final governance and privacy policies. The Array of Things website now houses the final policies as well as answers to public feedback from the project’s operators.
Final governance and privacy policies, as well as responses to public feedback, are now available: https://t.co/tofRNSGVla
— Array of Things (@arrayofthings) August 15, 2016
Excited the @arrayofthings privacy & governance policies are final. Thanks to the public for their valuable input. https://t.co/dYCiQmvUdy
— Chicago CIO (@CityChicagoCIO) August 15, 2016
Final policies for the @arrayofthings — based on your feedback — is now online at https://t.co/N6ODePHPUY
— Tom Schenk Jr. (@ChicagoCDO) August 16, 2016
Array of Things is a network of interactive, modular sensor boxes that will be installed around Chicago to collect real-time data on the city’s environment, infrastructure, and activity for research and public use. The Array of Things project is led by Charlie Catlett and researchers from the Urban Center for Computation and Data of the Computation Institute, a joint initiative of Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago.The governance and privacy policies for this urban sensing project were shaped by the comments and questions collected during the civic engagement period in June.
There are 3 online forms you can fill out to get involved or receive news on Array of Things:
- If you’re interested in becoming a research partner for Array of Things, fill out this form from the Array of Things operators.
- If you’re interested in suggesting ideas for the Array of Things project, including new locations for sensors, fill out this form from the Array of Things Operators.
- If you’re interested in receiving general news and updates about the Array of Things policies and civic engagement, fill out this Smart Chicago form.
