![The Data Center](/science/departments/urban-regional-planning/research/cues/images/the-data-center-768x452.png)
The Data Center brings data together from multiple sources, analyzing data at a 360–degree look regarding regional issues from the government, business, nonprofit, and community perspective.
![Treepedia](/science/departments/urban-regional-planning/research/cues/images/treepedia-1-768x452.png)
Treepedia measures the canopy cover in cities using a scaleable and universally applicable method by analyzing the amount of green at the street-level perception based on Google Street View (GSV) images.
![Walkability Index](/science/departments/urban-regional-planning/research/cues/images/walkabilityindex.png)
The National Walkability Index is a nationwide geographic data resource that ranks block groups according to their relative walkability. The national dataset includes walkability scores for all block groups as well as the...
![The Place Database](/science/departments/urban-regional-planning/research/cues/images/the-place-database.jpg)
The Place Database is a data visualization tool of the United States which uses the PolicyMap platform. The tool allows users to view the latest available data for dozens of indicators—ranging from housing affordability...
![Urban Displacement](/science/departments/urban-regional-planning/research/cues/images/urban-displacement.png)
Provides research aimed to understand and describe the nature of gentrification and displacement and generate knowledge on how policy interventions and investment can respond and support more equitable development.
![WALKscope](/science/departments/urban-regional-planning/research/cues/images/walkscope-denver.jpg)
WALKscope is a mobile tool that collects data related to sidewalks, intersections, and pedestrian counts in the Denver metro area. This information will help create an inventory of pedestrian infrastructure, identify gaps,...