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   <h3><img src="https://www.svgrepo.com/show/488665/quote-left.svg" class="feature-icon col-span-2 quotes-title" style="display: inline; vertical-align: middle;"> They Say It Best...</h3>
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-              "While open data is increasingly available across a host of urban areas - from resource consumption to housing and infrastructure — its potential remains largely untapped because of unique challenges related to the diversity and scale of the data and the complex computations required to obtain trustworthy insights."
-              <footer>— <a href="https://engineering.nyu.edu/faculty/claudio-silva" target="_blank">Claudio Silva</a>, NYU Tandon School of Engineering</footer>
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-              "OSCUR empowers us to turn data into action for healthier cities."
-              <footer>— <a href="https://cs.uic.edu/profiles/miranda-fabio/" target="_blank">Fabio Miranda</a>, University of Illinois Chicago</footer>
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-              "With OSCUR, we're trying to democratize urban computing and empower a broad range of stakeholders to analyze urban data at scale."
-              <footer>— <a href="https://engineering.nyu.edu/faculty/juliana-freire" target="_blank">Juliana Freire</a>, NYU Tandon School of Engineering</footer>
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-              "The true beauty and promise of OSCUR is in how it attempts to unify long-standing and deeply interconnected problems in urban science that often have disparate approaches spread across disciplines."
-              <footer>— <a href="https://www.cs.washington.edu/people/faculty/jon-e-froehlich/" target="_blank">Jon E. Froehlich</a>, University of Washington</footer>
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+        "While open data is increasingly available across a host of urban areas - from resource consumption to housing and infrastructure — its potential remains largely untapped because of unique challenges related to the diversity and scale of the data and the complex computations required to obtain trustworthy insights. OSCUR intends to unlock that potential"
+        <footer>— <a href="https://engineering.nyu.edu/faculty/claudio-silva" target="_blank">Claudio Silva</a>, NYU Tandon School of Engineering</footer>
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+        "OSCUR empowers us to turn data into action for healthier cities. One of the key aspects is lowering the barriers to accessing this wealth of technologies we have been building over the past years. We’re creating analyses and visualizations that ensure that community members are aware of how they are impacted."
+        <footer>— <a href="https://cs.uic.edu/profiles/miranda-fabio/" target="_blank">Fabio Miranda</a>, University of Illinois Chicago</footer>
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+        "Many cities and governments and industries are putting data out there, but it’s just very hard to use. Imagine if you hire the best chef in the world and give them the best ingredients, but you don’t give them any tools. No matter how good the chef is, if they don’t have the proper tools, they can’t make a good dish."
+        <footer>— <a href="https://cme.uic.edu/profiles/sybilderrible/" target="_blank">Sybil Derrible</a>, University of Illinois Chicago</footer>
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+        "With OSCUR, we're trying to democratize urban computing and empower a broad range of stakeholders to analyze urban data at scale. We want to remove the silos in which urban data typically lives, lower the barrier to entry for urban computing and facilitate better collaboration. By providing a unified platform with powerful tools, we hope to accelerate research and development in this critical field."
+        <footer>— <a href="https://engineering.nyu.edu/faculty/juliana-freire" target="_blank">Juliana Freire</a>, NYU Tandon School of Engineering</footer>
+      </blockquote>
+      <blockquote>
+        "The true beauty and promise of OSCUR is in how it attempts to unify long-standing and deeply interconnected problems in urban science that often have disparate approaches spread across disciplines."
+        <footer>— <a href="https://www.cs.washington.edu/people/faculty/jon-e-froehlich/" target="_blank">Jon E. Froehlich</a>, University of Washington</footer>
+      </blockquote>
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+        "Because of their history, relationships between government and marginalized communities can be fraught with distrust — including distrust towards the data that government releases. You need to put time and effort into building something that is trustworthy and valuable for the community, in terms of allowing them to analyze the data in a way that matters to them."
+        <footer>— <a href="https://fusifederica.weebly.com/" target="_blank">Federica Fusi</a>, University of Illinois Chicago</footer>
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 <h1><span><img src="https://www.svgrepo.com/show/470665/objects-on-phone.svg" class="feature-icon" style="display: inline; vertical-align: middle;"> Key Features</span></h1>
 
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