What if city maps could do more than show what exists—and help reveal what is changing, where risks are growing, and where action is needed most? GeoAI Toolkit for Urban Planners introduces the use of geospatial artificial intelligence to transform complex spatial data into practical insights for planning, infrastructure, mobility, climate resilience, public services, and...

Can a machine help us design for the people a plan usually forgets? This guide makes an honest case that it can — as long as it never decides alone. When a park or plaza is first sketched, whose experience is actually in the room? Workshops and surveys are essential, but they tend to reach...

GIS and Spatial Analysis for Urban Practitioners is a hands-on, practice-driven guide that empowers urban planners, designers, architects, and policymakers to use geospatial tools with confidence and purpose. The document showcases how GIS strengthens urban decision-making by revealing spatial patterns, informing planning scenarios, and guiding data-based interventions across mobility, land use, green space, housing, and...

Maarten Loeffen shows how Adelaide and Singapore lead as green cities, combining sustainability, biodiversity, and climate resilience with quality of life.

UNESCO’s Digital Citizenship in Asia-Pacific guides educators to build students’ skills, values, and resilience for safe, responsible online engagement.