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I am excited to share a project from my Advanced GIS Applications class last semester! I conducted a New Park Location Suitability Assessment for Chicago, IL, to identify optimal locations for new parks. Utilizing ArcGIS Pro, I analyzed various factors such as current park distribution, thermal radiation, and accessibility to public transit. The project aimed to enhance urban planning by identifying areas that would benefit most from new green spaces, thereby reducing the Urban Heat Island effect and improving community well-being. Key Findings: -Cluster Analysis revealed park distribution patterns. -Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) showed a significant relationship between park land cover and reduced thermal radiation. -Suitability Assessment identified the top 5 locations for new parks, benefiting over 8,000 residents. This project deepened my understanding of urban planning and GIS applications in environmental sustainability. I’m excited to apply these skills to real-world projects! Check out the detailed poster for more insights! 📊🌳 #GIS #UrbanPlanning #EnvironmentalSustainability #DataAnalysis #ArcGIS

🚨 Quick Reminder: Early Bird Pricing Ends Tomorrow! 🌍 Sharing a heads-up for those interested in the GIS course I’ve been working on with All Things Urban. Check out the details below 👇 #urbanism #GIS #urbanplanning #QGIS #cityplanning #spatialanalysis

📚 Currently working on a course project focused on land readjustment and pooling using GIS tools. This project aims to develop practical solutions for optimizing land use in urban areas, ensuring balanced growth and improved infrastructure. Through detailed 3D visualizations, I’m exploring different ways to manage land parcels, engage with stakeholders, community dwellers and how to incorporate public private partnership (PPP) mechanisms for future development. 🚀 #GIS #UrbanDevelopment #ArcScene3D #LandManagement #CourseProject #SustainableCities

🌍 Unveiling Our One-of-a-Kind GIS Course for Urban Professionals! Are you working in urban planning, design, or consultancy—or simply passionate about building better cities? If so, mastering Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is becoming essential to solving real-world urban challenges. We're thrilled to introduce our new GIS and Spatial Analysis for Urban Practitioners course, co-produced by GIS expert Juan Pablo Corral and All Things Urban specifically for urbanists like you. Whether you're new to GIS or looking to sharpen your skills, this course is your fast track to applying GIS in urban planning, real estate, transportation, and more. 💼 Why Should You Care About GIS? — Transform Data: Learn to visualize and analyze geospatial data for urban planning, real estate, transport, and infrastructure. — Tackle Urban Challenges: Use GIS to solve complex issues like climate resilience, urban growth, and resource allocation. — Boost Your Career: GIS expertise is in high demand, unlocking opportunities in consultancy, planning, analytics, and more, and can significantly increase your earning potential. 🎉 Early Bird Special – 20% Off! Enroll by October 20th and enjoy a 20% discount. No code needed—just secure your spot before it's gone! ➡️ COURSE WEBSITE: https://bit.ly/3XVfuZc Limited Seats for the First Cohort! We’re keeping it small to ensure a high-quality experience. 👉 Don't know GIS yet? No problem! This course is built for urban professionals at ALL levels. You'll gain hands-on experience and learn the essentials of GIS, applied to real-world urban projects. Ready to boost your career with GIS? Secure your spot now! ____________________________ 💬 Think this course could be valuable to someone you know? Spread the word and tag them! If you find this opportunity relevant for urbanists worldwide, consider resharing ♻ and follow us, All Things Urban, for more content like this. #urbanplanning #GIS #citymakers #urbanism #realestate #spatialanalysis #careerboost #urbandesign #urbanmobility #urban #architecture #GIScourse #course #urbandevelopment Anastasia Sukhoroslova

🌍 5 Ways GIS Can Supercharge Your Urban Projects! Swipe through our carousel to discover how #GIS can transform your approach to urban planning—from reducing traffic congestion to creating more equitable cities. These powerful tools are key to tackling the complex challenges urbanists face today. But knowing the benefits is just the start. Want to actually apply these GIS techniques to your own projects? That’s where our 'GIS and Spatial Analysis for Urban Practitioners' course comes in! Co-produced by All Things Urban and GIS expert Juan Pablo Corral, this 6-week interactive skill-building course is designed to equip you with the hands-on skills needed to bring your urban projects to life. 💡 What you’ll gain from the course: — 15+ hours of live, hands-on sessions with the instructor, featuring interactive classes and weekly 1-hour Q&A sessions for Advanced and Premium students. — 50+ tools to master, including layer creation, visualization, exporting, isochrones, spatial analysis, and overlap analysis. — 100+ datasets offering real-world geospatial resources to practice and refine your skills. — Certificate to showcase your new skills and enhance your career Boost your project outcomes—and your career potential! 🚨 Early Bird Discount! Register by 11 PM EST October 20th to save 20%. Spots are limited, so don’t miss out! 🔗 Ready to get started? Find out more and enroll today: gis.allthingsurban.net #UrbanPlanning #GIS #CityDevelopment #SpatialAnalysis #UrbanProjects #AllThingsUrban Anastasia Sukhoroslova

I'm excited to share my third task in the Digital Engineering program with KAITECH on QGIS! I focused on analyzing the relationship between green spaces and digital infrastructure in New York state Through my analysis, I found a strong positive correlation between the locations of public parks and Wi-Fi hotspots, suggesting that smart city design should focus on integrating green spaces with digital services. #GIS #QGIS #SpatialAnalysis #DataVisualization #GeospatialData

Welcome to my channel, Space Remote Sensing and GIS. I hope you're all doing well. Today, we'll be diving into the process of creating gradient directions for studying urban expansion. Gradient direction refers to the direction of the steepest slope in the elevation data, which can help us understand the flow of urban expansion. For example, imagine a city situated in a valley surrounded by hills. The gradient direction will show us how the city is expanding from the lower areas in the valley towards the higher elevations on the hills. By analyzing this, we can see the patterns and predict future growth areas. In the next part of this series, I'll demonstrate how to calculate urban or built-up areas using these gradient directions and distances. This will help us quantify the extent of urban expansion over time. I hope you find these tutorials helpful. Thank you for watching! #UrbanExpansion  #GradientDirection #RemoteSensing #GIS #UrbanStudies #SpatialAnalysis #GeospatialScience #CityPlanning #EnvironmentalMonitoring #UrbanGrowth #GISMapping #RemoteSensingTutorial #UrbanDevelopment #ArcGIS #UrbanAnalysis #LandUseChange #SpatialData #GeographicInformationSystems #UrbanPlanning #SatelliteImagery

Building footprints refer to the outline or footprint of a structure as seen from above, typically represented on maps or satellite imagery. In the context of urban planning, mapping, and geographic information systems (GIS), building footprints are used to depict the spatial extent and layout of individual buildings or structures. The representation usually includes the outer perimeter or boundaries of a building, providing a simplified two-dimensional view of its shape and size. You can get free building footprint data from the following sources: ✅ https://lnkd.in/dCfT4nGD ✅ https://lnkd.in/d7Eraca5

Urban Planning by ArcGis

Recent advancements in technology have led to an expanding range of beneficial uses of geospatial information technology in our daily lives. With GIS, city and regional planners can create realistic alternatives for comparing different planning and design scenarios. By combining data about diversity, high-density and mixed land uses, open space preservation, housing affordability, and economic viability into their analysis, maps, and presentations to the public, planners can make more informed decisions. Using all of these data layers together will give you the best information concerning development patterns on any given parcel or group of parcels. Maps and spatial analysis promote a location-centric point of view that is critical to meeting the needs of city residents. #GIS #SpatialAnalysis #CityPlanning #UrbanDesign #DataAnalysis