We are glad to share a new open-access paper led by doctoral researcher Newsha Modjrian, published in Transactions in GIS. The study investigates how vegetation and built form shape urban heat stress in Glasgow, combining historical geospatial data, machine learning, and microclimate simulations to assess the thermal impacts of different greening scenarios on vacant and derelict […]
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We are happy to share a new open-access paper led by doctoral researcher Seyed Hossein Hosseini, published in Water Research. The study presents a conceptual framework for integrating Large Language Model-based Multi-Agent (LLM-MA) systems into water engineering, exploring both the opportunities these systems offer and the challenges that come with them. Water engineering is inherently complex. […]
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We are proud to share that Josias Láng-Ritter has received the Publication Award at this year’s School of Engineering Annual Awards (ENG Awards 2026). The event was hosted by Dean Kari Tammi on 5 March at the Stage in the Viima building in Otaniemi, and brought together staff and students to celebrate outstanding contributions across […]
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We are excited to share that our latest paper, led by doctoral researcher Cesar Marin-Flores, has been published in Geographical Analysis. The study examines commuting patterns and public transport accessibility in Santiago, Chile, and shows that living close to opportunities does not guarantee the ability to reach them. Public transport accessibility is widely used to assess […]
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We are happy to share that Oleksandr recently co-authored a paper published in the journal Cities. In this paper, the authors investigated the socio-cultural values of ecosystem services in managed, semi-managed, and low-managed urban blue spaces in Warsaw, Poland, using participatory mapping (PPGIS) data. The work was led by the Anna Wilczyńska from the Rīga […]
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