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Geospatial decision support that shows where event crowds, extreme heat, vulnerability, missing shade and poor cooling access overlap at Houston's stadiums and arenas — and what to do about it.
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Track 3 — Public Health & the Built Environment · Rice University Urban Sustainability Hackathon
HeatShield 26 is a geospatial decision-support platform covering Houston inside Loop 610. It finds where event crowds, extreme heat, social and health vulnerability, missing shade and poor cooling access overlap at any of 6 real Houston venues — NRG Stadium, Daikin Park, Toyota Center, Shell Energy Stadium, TDECU Stadium and Rice Stadium. Then it tells planners where cooling hubs, shade, water stations and shuttle changes do the most good before the next mega-event.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Track 3 — Public Health & the Built Environment · Rice University Urban Sustainability Hackathon
HeatShield 26 is a geospatial decision-support platform covering Houston inside Loop 610. It finds where event crowds, extreme heat, social and health vulnerability, missing shade and poor cooling access overlap at any of 6 real Houston venues — NRG Stadium, Daikin Park, Toyota Center, Shell Energy Stadium, TDECU Stadium and Rice Stadium. Then it tells planners where cooling hubs, shade, water stations and shuttle changes do the most good before the next mega-event.Read the full README ↗