AI Driven Urban Transformation in the Digital Age Organized by atomcamp Arabia. As cities evolve into dynamic, 24 hour ecosystems, urbanists, planners, architects and designers must harness data and emerging AI tools to plan for more livable, walkable and responsive neighborhoods. For this transformation, local data becomes a powerful resource to understand how people move, interact, and access services. This hands on workshop will focus on how data collected at the city level can help us understand and improve neighborhood health and livability. This workshop is designed for students, early career professionals and planners who are curious about how AI and digital tools can support evidence based urban strategies. In this 3 hour workshop, participants will learn how to measure neighborhood walkability using publicly available data. We will explore indicators like pedestrian infrastructure, access to public transport, safety and comfort for pedestrians, and the presence of parks and public spaces. Participants will work on collecting this data, scoring neighborhoods, and presenting their findings in an engaging way. The session aims to teach participants a clear and practical method to collect, process, and visualize urban data. Participants will explore how to use no code AI tools to auto generate insights from uploaded datasets. They will also learn to create maps and visualizations with PowerBI and Mapbox Studio with built in AI features. The workshop will be an interactive session featuring discussions and activities, offering participants a taste of practical research and demonstrating the power of data to improve neighborhoods.
This workshop offers an introduction to AI led urban planning. Participants will learn how to use public data and no code AI tools to design human centered, walkable cities. It builds practical skills in data analysis, mapping and visualization. Led by globally trained urban experts, the session will spark dialogue on livability and equip participants with tools to lead.
Organised by: Atomcamparabi
This special session has limited capacity, registration will be required.
AI Driven Urban Transformation in the Digital Age Organized by atomcamp Arabia. As cities evolve into dynamic, 24 hour ecosystems, urbanists, planners, architects and designers must harness data and emerging AI tools to plan for more livable, walkable and responsive neighborhoods. For this transformation, local data becomes a powerful resource to understand how people move, interact, and access services. This hands on workshop will focus on how data collected at the city level can help us understand and improve neighborhood health and livability. This workshop is designed for students, early career professionals and planners who are curious about how AI and digital tools can support evidence based urban strategies. In this 3 hour workshop, participants will learn how to measure neighborhood walkability using publicly available data. We will explore indicators like pedestrian infrastructure, access to public transport, safety and comfort for pedestrians, and the presence of parks and public spaces. Participants will work on collecting this data, scoring neighborhoods, and presenting their findings in an engaging way. The session aims to teach participants a clear and practical method to collect, process, and visualize urban data. Participants will explore how to use no code AI tools to auto generate insights from uploaded datasets. They will also learn to create maps and visualizations with PowerBI and Mapbox Studio with built in AI features. The workshop will be an interactive session featuring discussions and activities, offering participants a taste of practical research and demonstrating the power of data to improve neighborhoods.
This workshop offers an introduction to AI led urban planning. Partic ...
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