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    Curio is a new framework for urban visual analytics that enables collaboration among experts. It addresses limitations in current tools by integrating data workflows and improving interoperability for diverse urban challenges.

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    Area of Science:

    • Urban Planning
    • Data Science
    • Human-Computer Interaction

    Background:

    • Urban visual analytics tools face challenges in reproducibility and cross-domain collaboration due to siloed approaches.
    • Existing systems often treat urban experts merely as data providers, undervaluing their workflow contributions.
    • Lack of interoperability and narrow focus limit the practical application and extension of current urban analytics tools.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce Curio, a novel framework designed to enhance collaborative urban visual analytics.
    • To overcome the limitations of existing tools by facilitating seamless collaboration across design and implementation stages.
    • To support urban experts in integrating data preprocessing, management, and visualization within a unified system.

    Main Methods:

    • Curio employs a dataflow model with multiple abstraction levels (code, grammar, GUI elements) for flexible component design and implementation.
    • The framework enables experts to intertwine various stages of the urban analysis workflow, including data handling and visualization.
    • Provenance tracking for code and visualizations is integrated to ensure transparency and reproducibility.

    Main Results:

    • Curio demonstrated flexibility in addressing diverse urban challenges, including urban accessibility, microclimate, and sunlight access.
    • Usage scenarios validated Curio's ability to handle different data types and domain methodologies.
    • The framework supports collaboration by allowing experts to integrate their rich data workflows.

    Conclusions:

    • Curio offers a flexible and collaborative framework for urban visual analytics, improving upon existing siloed systems.
    • The dataflow model and multiple abstraction levels facilitate easier reproduction and extension of urban analytics tools.
    • Curio empowers urban experts to engage more deeply in the development and application of visual analytics for societal challenges.