Opportunities at the Mathematics/Future Cities Interface
arXiv:1409.1831
Abstract
We make the case for mathematicians and statisticians to stake their claim in the fast-moving and high-impact research field that is becoming known as Future Cities. After assessing the Future Cities arena, we provide some illustrative challenges where mathematical scientists can make an impact.
A revised version of this document will appear in SIAM News (Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics)
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