The Systematic City

THE SYSTEMATIC CITY SOURCES ConEdison; Greater New York Hospital Association; The City of New York; New York State Comptroller E ACH CITY IS A COLLECTION of massive systems, all of which must interact seamlessly in order for the metropolis to function. This is a look at what makes up each of these systems. The numbers themselves are culled from New York, one of the world's most quintessential cities, but they could be comparable to any urban center. From transportation to health care to the government itself, a city is only as good as the sum of its parts. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION HEALTH SECONDARY UTILITIES SUBWAY/BUS NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SAFETY 1,100,000 1,757,887 MONTHLY ELECTRICITY USE PER SUBWAY LINES NYC HOME (KILOWATT-HOURS) NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 27 "350 1,631 # OF NEW YORKERS PER FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES FDNY/EMS PERSONNEL (PER PATIENT) OVERHEAD WIRE (MI) 18,245 SUBWAY CARS CITY GOVERNMENT SPENDING NUMBER OF TEACHERS 6,494 80,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT # OF NEW YORKERS PER $2,683,300,000 4.90% SUBWAY STATIONS NYPD PERSONNEL 4.5 UNDERGROUND CABLE (MI) 86,977 468 STUDENTS/SCHOOL 181 PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIAL 674 BUS ROUTES AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR FIRE $7,048,400,000 12.86% 243 4:38 UTILITY POLES MINU TES EDUCATION BUSES 113,403 STUDENTS/TEACHER 4,576 $17,881,200,000 32.64% 13.75 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR EMS NUMBER OF BEDS: 8:15 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERS TRANSPORTATION 7,417,478 26,286 MINU TES TEACHERS/SCHOOL $1,848,600,000| 3.37% MANHOLES 49 MILES OF TRACK EXPENSE/ADMISSION 660 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR NYPO 252,966 $12,134 HEALTH 7:12 $2,518,700,000 4.60% BUS ROUTE MILES MINUT ES 2,056 LAND USE COMMERCIAL/ RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE TRANSPORTATION/ PUBLIC FACILITIES/ OFFICE INSTITUTIONS VACANT LAND UTILITY 39.39% 25.25% 7.44% 7.30% 7.10% 3.91% 3.62% 2.77% 1.8% 1.32% A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOO D AND OLIVER M UNDAY IBM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 000'000'292'S$ 000'000'006'24 $13,583,000,000 000'000'000't $21,330,202,848 $54,788,100,000 + THE SYSTEMATIC CITY SOURCES ConEdison; Greater New York Hospital Association; The City of New York; New York State Comptroller E ACH CITY IS A COLLECTION of massive systems, all of which must interact seamlessly in order for the metropolis to function. This is a look at what makes up each of these systems. The numbers themselves are culled from New York, one of the world's most quintessential cities, but they could be comparable to any urban center. From transportation to health care to the government itself, a city is only as good as the sum of its parts. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION HEALTH SECONDARY UTILITIES SUBWAY/BUS NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SAFETY 1,100,000 1,757,887 MONTHLY ELECTRICITY USE PER SUBWAY LINES NYC HOME (KILOWATT-HOURS) $ NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 27 "350 1,631 # OF NEW YORKERS PER FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES FDNY/EMS PERSONNEL (PER PATIENT) OVERHEAD WIRE (MI) 18,245 SUBWAY CARS CITY GOVERNMENT SPENDING NUMBER OF TEACHERS 513 6,494 80,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT # OF NEW YORKERS PER $2,683,300,000 4.90% SUBWAY STATIONS NYPD PERSONNEL 4.5 UNDERGROUND CABLE (MI) 86,977 468 STUDENTS/SCHOOL 181 PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIAL 674 BUS ROUTES AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR FIRE $7,048,400,000 12.86% 243 4:38 UTILITY POLES MINU TES EDUCATION BUSES 113,403 STUDENTS/TEACHER 4,576 $17,881,200,000 32.64% 13.75 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR EMS NUMBER OF BEDS: 8:15 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERS TRANSPORTATION 7,417,478 26,286 MINU TES TEACHERS/SCHOOL $1,848,600,000| 3.37% MANHOLES 49 MILES OF TRACK EXPENSE/ADMISSION 660 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR NYPO 252,966 $12,134 HEALTH 7:12 $2,518,700,000 4.60% BUS ROUTE MILES MINUT ES 2,056 LAND USE 画 国画 COMMERCIAL/ RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE TRANSPORTATION/ PUBLIC FACILITIES/ OFFICE INSTITUTIONS VACANT LAND UTILITY 39.39% 25.25% 7.44% 7.30% 7.10% 3.91% 3.62% 2.77% 1.8% 1.32% A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOO D AND OLIVER M UNDAY IBM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 000'000'292'S$ 000'000'006'24 $13,583,000,000 000'000'000't $21,330,202,848 $54,788,100,000 + THE SYSTEMATIC CITY SOURCES ConEdison; Greater New York Hospital Association; The City of New York; New York State Comptroller E ACH CITY IS A COLLECTION of massive systems, all of which must interact seamlessly in order for the metropolis to function. This is a look at what makes up each of these systems. The numbers themselves are culled from New York, one of the world's most quintessential cities, but they could be comparable to any urban center. From transportation to health care to the government itself, a city is only as good as the sum of its parts. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION HEALTH SECONDARY UTILITIES SUBWAY/BUS NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SAFETY 1,100,000 1,757,887 MONTHLY ELECTRICITY USE PER SUBWAY LINES NYC HOME (KILOWATT-HOURS) $ NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 27 "350 1,631 # OF NEW YORKERS PER FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES FDNY/EMS PERSONNEL (PER PATIENT) OVERHEAD WIRE (MI) 18,245 SUBWAY CARS CITY GOVERNMENT SPENDING NUMBER OF TEACHERS 513 6,494 80,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT # OF NEW YORKERS PER $2,683,300,000 4.90% SUBWAY STATIONS NYPD PERSONNEL 4.5 UNDERGROUND CABLE (MI) 86,977 468 STUDENTS/SCHOOL 181 PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIAL 674 BUS ROUTES AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR FIRE $7,048,400,000 12.86% 243 4:38 UTILITY POLES MINU TES EDUCATION BUSES 113,403 STUDENTS/TEACHER 4,576 $17,881,200,000 32.64% 13.75 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR EMS NUMBER OF BEDS: 8:15 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERS TRANSPORTATION 7,417,478 26,286 MINU TES TEACHERS/SCHOOL $1,848,600,000| 3.37% MANHOLES 49 MILES OF TRACK EXPENSE/ADMISSION 660 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR NYPO 252,966 $12,134 HEALTH 7:12 $2,518,700,000 4.60% BUS ROUTE MILES MINUT ES 2,056 LAND USE 画 国画 COMMERCIAL/ RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE TRANSPORTATION/ PUBLIC FACILITIES/ OFFICE INSTITUTIONS VACANT LAND UTILITY 39.39% 25.25% 7.44% 7.30% 7.10% 3.91% 3.62% 2.77% 1.8% 1.32% A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOO D AND OLIVER M UNDAY IBM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 000'000'292'S$ 000'000'006'24 $13,583,000,000 000'000'000't $21,330,202,848 $54,788,100,000 + THE SYSTEMATIC CITY SOURCES ConEdison; Greater New York Hospital Association; The City of New York; New York State Comptroller E ACH CITY IS A COLLECTION of massive systems, all of which must interact seamlessly in order for the metropolis to function. This is a look at what makes up each of these systems. The numbers themselves are culled from New York, one of the world's most quintessential cities, but they could be comparable to any urban center. From transportation to health care to the government itself, a city is only as good as the sum of its parts. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION HEALTH SECONDARY UTILITIES SUBWAY/BUS NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SAFETY 1,100,000 1,757,887 MONTHLY ELECTRICITY USE PER SUBWAY LINES NYC HOME (KILOWATT-HOURS) $ NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 27 "350 1,631 # OF NEW YORKERS PER FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES FDNY/EMS PERSONNEL (PER PATIENT) OVERHEAD WIRE (MI) 18,245 SUBWAY CARS CITY GOVERNMENT SPENDING NUMBER OF TEACHERS 513 6,494 80,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT # OF NEW YORKERS PER $2,683,300,000 4.90% SUBWAY STATIONS NYPD PERSONNEL 4.5 UNDERGROUND CABLE (MI) 86,977 468 STUDENTS/SCHOOL 181 PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIAL 674 BUS ROUTES AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR FIRE $7,048,400,000 12.86% 243 4:38 UTILITY POLES MINU TES EDUCATION BUSES 113,403 STUDENTS/TEACHER 4,576 $17,881,200,000 32.64% 13.75 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR EMS NUMBER OF BEDS: 8:15 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERS TRANSPORTATION 7,417,478 26,286 MINU TES TEACHERS/SCHOOL $1,848,600,000| 3.37% MANHOLES 49 MILES OF TRACK EXPENSE/ADMISSION 660 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR NYPO 252,966 $12,134 HEALTH 7:12 $2,518,700,000 4.60% BUS ROUTE MILES MINUT ES 2,056 LAND USE 画 国画 COMMERCIAL/ RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE TRANSPORTATION/ PUBLIC FACILITIES/ OFFICE INSTITUTIONS VACANT LAND UTILITY 39.39% 25.25% 7.44% 7.30% 7.10% 3.91% 3.62% 2.77% 1.8% 1.32% A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOO D AND OLIVER M UNDAY IBM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 000'000'292'S$ 000'000'006'24 $13,583,000,000 000'000'000't $21,330,202,848 $54,788,100,000 + THE SYSTEMATIC CITY SOURCES ConEdison; Greater New York Hospital Association; The City of New York; New York State Comptroller E ACH CITY IS A COLLECTION of massive systems, all of which must interact seamlessly in order for the metropolis to function. This is a look at what makes up each of these systems. The numbers themselves are culled from New York, one of the world's most quintessential cities, but they could be comparable to any urban center. From transportation to health care to the government itself, a city is only as good as the sum of its parts. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION HEALTH SECONDARY UTILITIES SUBWAY/BUS NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SAFETY 1,100,000 1,757,887 MONTHLY ELECTRICITY USE PER SUBWAY LINES NYC HOME (KILOWATT-HOURS) $ NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 27 "350 1,631 # OF NEW YORKERS PER FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES FDNY/EMS PERSONNEL (PER PATIENT) OVERHEAD WIRE (MI) 18,245 SUBWAY CARS CITY GOVERNMENT SPENDING NUMBER OF TEACHERS 513 6,494 80,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT # OF NEW YORKERS PER $2,683,300,000 4.90% SUBWAY STATIONS NYPD PERSONNEL 4.5 UNDERGROUND CABLE (MI) 86,977 468 STUDENTS/SCHOOL 181 PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIAL 674 BUS ROUTES AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR FIRE $7,048,400,000 12.86% 243 4:38 UTILITY POLES MINU TES EDUCATION BUSES 113,403 STUDENTS/TEACHER 4,576 $17,881,200,000 32.64% 13.75 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR EMS NUMBER OF BEDS: 8:15 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERS TRANSPORTATION 7,417,478 26,286 MINU TES TEACHERS/SCHOOL $1,848,600,000| 3.37% MANHOLES 49 MILES OF TRACK EXPENSE/ADMISSION 660 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR NYPO 252,966 $12,134 HEALTH 7:12 $2,518,700,000 4.60% BUS ROUTE MILES MINUT ES 2,056 LAND USE 画 国画 COMMERCIAL/ RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE TRANSPORTATION/ PUBLIC FACILITIES/ OFFICE INSTITUTIONS VACANT LAND UTILITY 39.39% 25.25% 7.44% 7.30% 7.10% 3.91% 3.62% 2.77% 1.8% 1.32% A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOO D AND OLIVER M UNDAY IBM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 000'000'292'S$ 000'000'006'24 $13,583,000,000 000'000'000't $21,330,202,848 $54,788,100,000 + THE SYSTEMATIC CITY SOURCES ConEdison; Greater New York Hospital Association; The City of New York; New York State Comptroller E ACH CITY IS A COLLECTION of massive systems, all of which must interact seamlessly in order for the metropolis to function. This is a look at what makes up each of these systems. The numbers themselves are culled from New York, one of the world's most quintessential cities, but they could be comparable to any urban center. From transportation to health care to the government itself, a city is only as good as the sum of its parts. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION HEALTH SECONDARY UTILITIES SUBWAY/BUS NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SAFETY 1,100,000 1,757,887 MONTHLY ELECTRICITY USE PER SUBWAY LINES NYC HOME (KILOWATT-HOURS) $ NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 27 "350 1,631 # OF NEW YORKERS PER FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES FDNY/EMS PERSONNEL (PER PATIENT) OVERHEAD WIRE (MI) 18,245 SUBWAY CARS CITY GOVERNMENT SPENDING NUMBER OF TEACHERS 513 6,494 80,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT # OF NEW YORKERS PER $2,683,300,000 4.90% SUBWAY STATIONS NYPD PERSONNEL 4.5 UNDERGROUND CABLE (MI) 86,977 468 STUDENTS/SCHOOL 181 PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIAL 674 BUS ROUTES AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR FIRE $7,048,400,000 12.86% 243 4:38 UTILITY POLES MINU TES EDUCATION BUSES 113,403 STUDENTS/TEACHER 4,576 $17,881,200,000 32.64% 13.75 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR EMS NUMBER OF BEDS: 8:15 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERS TRANSPORTATION 7,417,478 26,286 MINU TES TEACHERS/SCHOOL $1,848,600,000| 3.37% MANHOLES 49 MILES OF TRACK EXPENSE/ADMISSION 660 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR NYPO 252,966 $12,134 HEALTH 7:12 $2,518,700,000 4.60% BUS ROUTE MILES MINUT ES 2,056 LAND USE 画 国画 COMMERCIAL/ RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE TRANSPORTATION/ PUBLIC FACILITIES/ OFFICE INSTITUTIONS VACANT LAND UTILITY 39.39% 25.25% 7.44% 7.30% 7.10% 3.91% 3.62% 2.77% 1.8% 1.32% A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOO D AND OLIVER M UNDAY IBM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 000'000'292'S$ 000'000'006'24 $13,583,000,000 000'000'000't $21,330,202,848 $54,788,100,000 + THE SYSTEMATIC CITY SOURCES ConEdison; Greater New York Hospital Association; The City of New York; New York State Comptroller E ACH CITY IS A COLLECTION of massive systems, all of which must interact seamlessly in order for the metropolis to function. This is a look at what makes up each of these systems. The numbers themselves are culled from New York, one of the world's most quintessential cities, but they could be comparable to any urban center. From transportation to health care to the government itself, a city is only as good as the sum of its parts. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION HEALTH SECONDARY UTILITIES SUBWAY/BUS NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SAFETY 1,100,000 1,757,887 MONTHLY ELECTRICITY USE PER SUBWAY LINES NYC HOME (KILOWATT-HOURS) $ NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 27 "350 1,631 # OF NEW YORKERS PER FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES FDNY/EMS PERSONNEL (PER PATIENT) OVERHEAD WIRE (MI) 18,245 SUBWAY CARS CITY GOVERNMENT SPENDING NUMBER OF TEACHERS 513 6,494 80,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT # OF NEW YORKERS PER $2,683,300,000 4.90% SUBWAY STATIONS NYPD PERSONNEL 4.5 UNDERGROUND CABLE (MI) 86,977 468 STUDENTS/SCHOOL 181 PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIAL 674 BUS ROUTES AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR FIRE $7,048,400,000 12.86% 243 4:38 UTILITY POLES MINU TES EDUCATION BUSES 113,403 STUDENTS/TEACHER 4,576 $17,881,200,000 32.64% 13.75 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR EMS NUMBER OF BEDS: 8:15 AVERAGE WEEKDAY RIDERS TRANSPORTATION 7,417,478 26,286 MINU TES TEACHERS/SCHOOL $1,848,600,000| 3.37% MANHOLES 49 MILES OF TRACK EXPENSE/ADMISSION 660 AVG. RESPONSE TIME FOR NYPO 252,966 $12,134 HEALTH 7:12 $2,518,700,000 4.60% BUS ROUTE MILES MINUT ES 2,056 LAND USE 画 国画 COMMERCIAL/ RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE TRANSPORTATION/ PUBLIC FACILITIES/ OFFICE INSTITUTIONS VACANT LAND UTILITY 39.39% 25.25% 7.44% 7.30% 7.10% 3.91% 3.62% 2.77% 1.8% 1.32% A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOO D AND OLIVER M UNDAY IBM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH 000'000'292'S$ 000'000'006'24 $13,583,000,000 000'000'000't $21,330,202,848 $54,788,100,000