Λεπτομέρειες

Mini Course 02, in English - With Associate Professor Nadia Charalambous This mini-course introduces participants to a robust suite of research and planning methods crucial to integrated spatial planning. Bridging quantitative, qualitative, and participatory approaches, the course provides a methodological foundation for working with complex urban systems, planning tools, and community engagement strategies. Central to this course is the integration of mixed-methods research to support evidence- informed, inclusive, and adaptive planning practices. Participants will engage with techniques such as connectivity and proximity analysis, multi- scalar spatial data interpretation, and participatory methods. The course emphasizes methodological pluralism and the value of combining data-driven insights with community knowledge to co-create spatial strategies that are both scientifically grounded and socially responsive. Real-world applications and interactive discussions will equip learners with the skills to apply integrated methods in practice. Course Content: " Quantitative methods for integrated spatial planning I (Connectivity and Proximity Planning) " Quantitative methods for integrated spatial planning II (Centrality and Accessibility Planning) " Qualitative and Participatory methods for integrated spatial planning I " Qualitative and Participatory methods for integrated spatial planning II " The crucial mixed-methods approaches for climate-resilient integrated planning of the contemporary European city Information: [email protected], [email protected] [email protected]

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