Computers in Modern City Government

The discussion is about creating computer models to analyze real-world scenarios. In this episode, the guests talk about how computers can be used to decrease ambulance response...

Host: Deputy City Administrator Dr. E.S. Savas Guest: Conrad Simon, the manager of scientific and meteorological data of the New York City Department of Air Resources, describes...

Host Dr. E.S. Savas and Dr. Demos Eitzler discuss how colleges and universities are using computers in all areas of learning.

[Note: audio cut off at the beginning of tape] Deputy Commissioner Jack White, from the Manpower and Career Development Agency (MCDA) in the Human Resources Administration. How ...

Guest George Grossman - Director of Bureau of Math, New York City Board of Education. Grossman talks about where computers are placed throughout the city, and how students are l...

Dr. Robert J. Gallati, Director of the New York State Identification and Intelligence System, is the guest. He largely talks about databases and files that various law enforceme...

The pros and cons of computerized dating services and a discussion about how schools are beginning to teach computers.

The guests today are Edward Robin, Director of Office of Comprehensive Planning, and Robert Amsterdam, Project Leader in Office of the Mayor. What does Robin do? What is a compr...

This episode is about how computer-controlled traffic signals can help people get across town more quickly.

The guests are Paul Levine, owner of The Systems Discipline, a computer consulting firm and Henry Van Bemelen, who works in data equipment and systems planning for the Internati...

How does New York City use computers to help children learn faster and better?