The data will be integrated into the city’s "digital twin," which will enhance decision-making and resource optimization for future infrastructure planning, according to city staff.

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Michael Martin attracts some odd looks and double-takes from pedestrians — including a few who can’t resist striking poses — as he cruises Ottawa streets in the so-called “GATS-mobile.” Article content

During an afternoon ride-along through the east-end Pineview neighbourhood, groups of kids walking home from school stop in their tracks and point at the SUV equipped with tripod-mounted 360-degree cameras, a laser range-finder and GPS tracking systems on the roof. Article content Article content

One kid stops, points and shows off a pitch-perfect “flossing” dance, no doubt hoping to achie

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