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As a bonus, the School of Cities' Data Viz Lead (Jeff Allen @[email protected]) created an interactive map of The #Scarborough Greenway Network. Explore: schoolofcities.github.io/scarborough-gr…




Interested in Toronto history? Jeff Allen @[email protected] made a simple website for viewing and comparing historical aerial photographs in #Toronto. Check it out here! schoolofcities.github.io/historical-aer…

Interested in the past and present of #Toronto's landscape? Our Data Viz Lead Jeff Allen @[email protected] has updated our web app for viewing and comparing historical aerial photographs with air photos from 1947 (sourced from Map & Data Library). Check out more here: schoolofcities.github.io/historical-aer…

Curious to see where and how many secondary and backyard suites are in #Toronto? Jeff Allen @[email protected] and Ahmad Al-Musa mapped permit data to track the uptake (or lack thereof) over the past 10 years. Check out our story here: schoolofcities.github.io/gentle-density…







Interested in mapping Canadian census data but not sure where to start? Jeff Allen @[email protected] wrote a brief tutorial on understanding census data, where to download it, and making simple maps using CensusMapper and QGIS. Learn more at schoolofcities.github.io/mapping-worksh… #Mapping #CensusData #Canada





In a new City Beats blog, Department of Geography and Planning's Jason Hackworth & our Data Viz Lead Jeff Allen @[email protected] examine the factors causing housing lots to be abandoned in American rust belt cities: deindustrialization, taxation & the pressures on Black-majority neighbourhoods: schoolofcities.utoronto.ca/neighbourhood-…

Are low-income residents disproportionately moving away from transit? New paper by Jeff Allen @[email protected] with Steven Farber, Dan Silver, and I uses a panel dataset of tax filers (1988 to 2018) in Toronto and finds “Yes, but…”
