New York City faces many varied and complex problems ranging from truck hijacking to graffiti. In answer to a request from NYC officials NASA is sponsoring the efforts of a project aimed at applying aerospace-derived solutions to a series of city technical problems. An immediate result has been a pilot experiment to improve security in the City's schools. Other problem areas for NASA review have been selected from the Fire, Police and Air Resources Departments. The Project offers a significant example of a viable approach to the crucial process of bridging the communications gap between urban officials and technologists.


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    Title :

    Technology transfer in New York City - The NASA/NYC Applications Project.


    Contributors:
    Karen, A. (author) / Orrick, D. (author) / Anuskiewicz, T. (author)

    Conference:

    Urban Technology Conference and Technical Display


    Publication date :

    1973-09-01


    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    No indication


    Language :

    English


    Keywords :


    Technology transfer in New York City - The NASA/NYC Applications Project

    KAREN, A. / ORRICK, D. / ANUSKIEWICZ, T. | AIAA | 1973



    NASA applications technology.

    Jaffe, L. | NTRS | 1967