Urban green spaces have been shown to promote our mental and physical health. But how can we measure their qualities and scientifically examine the diverse sensory experiences they offer? In this two-hour workshop, we will gather data in small groups at Irchelpark using scientific and artistically inspired methods. Afterward, we will analyze and discuss the results in the lab and explore how such approaches can contribute to the development of indicators for evaluating and comparing parks.<\/p>\n
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The workshop is offered by DIZH Public Data Lab, a collaboration between UZH, ZhDK, the Canton of Zurich, and OpenData.ch.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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