Free and open source tools present numerous opportunities to support current urban
planning practice. However, their overview is fragmented, and the uptake among planning …

Digital technologies are having a profound effect on the temporalities of individuals,
households and organisations. We now expect to be able to instantly source a vast array of …

Today's technological advances affect businesses and society, including the government.
The success or failure of implementation is due to the ambiguity of the strategies used and …

Recent research indicates that information and communication technologies (ICTs) can
support social participation in the planning, design and maintenance of public spaces …

Recent research highlighted the use and role played by digital technologies supporting
marine spatial planning (MSP), especially geoportals. This research seldom considers to …

While digitalization is expected to bring benefits in the area of land use planning, it is also
redefining planning practices and entire planning cultures. Limited research exists on this …

Problem, research strategy, and findings The COVID-19 pandemic temporarily shifted
participatory planning processes from face-to-face to online meetings. Prior to the pandemic …

Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have become an integral component of
urban planning practice in the last 30 years. The applications, utility and fit of specific …

In Britain as elsewhere, planning systems are entering a “digital turn.” However, the
emerging conversations around PlanTech in policy, industry, and research yield contrasting …

Due to the complexity of planning processes, as well as the desire to satisfy stakeholders
and entities involved in spatial development and planning procedures, there is a clear need …