When you think of creativity, the government might not be the first thing that pops into your head. However, when you consider the demands of urban planning, infrastructure management, national security, and other data-intensive projects, the need for robust technology is apparent.
Government users are awash in data; the critical issue in many cases is not collecting this data but rather storing, consolidating, managing, and visualizing the data already on hand. Utilizing supervised and unsupervised deep learning techniques on this information can yield further insights—previously invisible to the human eye—that can serve the public good.
Whether storing and visualizing demographic data, rendering simulations for defense systems, analyzing security logs with new algorithms to identify threats, modeling seismic data for earthquake preparedness, or any of the various use cases across numerous departments, the need for creative application of technology solutions in government abounds.
