Panel 3: Summary Discussion

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Visions of the use of personal electronic data for innovative research and applications that improve sustainability, social equity, urban management, energy efficiency, public health, among others.

Panelists:
Richard Clarke, Assistant Vice President--Public Policy, AT&T, Inc.
David Lazer, Director, Program on Networked Governance, Harvard University; Associate Professor, Political Science and Computer and Information Science, Northeastern University
Carlo Ratti, Associate Professor of the Practice, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, MIT; Director, SENSEable City Lab, MIT
Nicol Turner-Lee, Vice President and Director, Media and Technology Institute, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies

Moderator:
Trevor Hughes, Executive Director, IAPP. 10/13/2009

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Introduction to panel by moderator Trevor Hughes and panelists.

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Opening statements from David Lazer and Nicol Turner-Lee.

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Moderator question to panel and audience: What type of data would you like to see available and how could we use that data in a more productive and positive way?

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Question from Michael Merritt: How can we proceed safely as researchers? How can we explore this space, which has its dangers and rewards, without risking our careers or livelihoods?

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Question from moderator: Does the public understand the value proposition of the data and if not, why? How do we convey the fact that the value proposition exists? Or does it even exist?

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Question from moderator to panel: Describe an innovative future scenario on some things we’ve been learning about that excite you. What is the vision that has you at this event?

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