Since the establishment of planning cartography, cartography has been regarded as a
scientific discipline that plays a mediating role in planning projects. Cartographic media not …

Although geodesign techniques have been studied and developed worldwide, there is still a
lack of in-depth application of geodesign workflows for redesigning urban river wetlands …

Urban growth models are increasingly being used to generate scenarios within city and
regional planning support systems (PSS). However, their usefulness in land use planning …

Land use is one of the largest threats to biodiversity, ecosystem function, and ecosystem
services. These losses can be mitigated through strategic land use planning efforts that …

The successful implementation of urban resilience strategies is of utmost importance in
order to reduce susceptibility and bolster resilience in the face of climate change …

With the increasing uncertainty of urban security, urban resilience construction with risk
awareness and bottom-line thinking has become essential for promoting sustainable urban …

Worldwide, natural hazards have an increasing impact on ever expanding urbanised areas.
Therefore, authorities need more sophisticated planning support systems (PSS) to enhance …

Geodesign is an iterative process for cycling through representation, evaluation, change,
impact, and decision models to forge consensus typically across disciplinary more so than …

Geodesign is a collaborative decision-making framework and process utilizing design and
natural sciences formulated around geographic information systems (GIS) models and …

The geodesign methodology (Steinitz) proposes iterations as a way to develop a study from
early scoping stages aimed at understanding how the study should be framed, to …