Data Science for Social Good final presentations

The Data Science for Social Good summer program trains aspiring researchers to work on data science projects with social impact.  Working closely with governments and nonprofits, participants take on real-world problems in education, health, energy, public safety, transportation, economic development, international development and more. Participants include a diverse and inclusive cohort of students who spend eight weeks of the summer working with Stanford researchers and technical mentors, learning insights from data that benefit society.

The 2021 projects are:

• Forecasting aids for Delphi
• Measuring spatial-temporal change of physical conditions in neighborhoods with street view imagery
• Operationalizing equity tiebreaker in San Francisco student school assignment

Each presentation will take approximately 20 minutes plus 5-10 minutes for Q&A.

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