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  1. The Parra metro station construction site has been a bit of a dead zone for a while. Finally filling it will make a massive difference to its CBD.

    While there's a case for more offices, if you're going to go with apartments, you may as well go big:

    "Four towers of up to 43 storeys will be built above or next to the new Parramatta railway station following the planned opening of the 24-kilometre Metro West line between Sydney CBD and Westmead in 2032.

    "The over-station development just north of Parramatta Square will feature 470 apartments – up from 111 outlined in concept plans – and 500 units for student accommodation. It will feature pedestrian laneways and a landscaped park that will form part of a civic link connecting the station to the new Powerhouse Museum and Parramatta River foreshore.

    "A 43-storey tower comprising the 470 build-to-rent apartments will be five storeys higher than originally outlined in the concept plans. Subject to planning approval, a 29-storey office building, a 24-level tower for student accommodation and an eight-storey hotel will also be built on the site."

    https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/revealed-bigger-bill-and-higher-towers-for-parramatta-s-new-metro-station-20260907-p60v0a.html

    #Parramatta #NSW #Australia #Urbanism #UrbanPlanning #cities #auspol #nswpol

  2. The Parra metro station construction site has been a bit of a dead zone for a while. Finally filling it will make a massive difference to its CBD.

    While there's a case for more offices, if you're going to go with apartments, you may as well go big:

    "Four towers of up to 43 storeys will be built above or next to the new Parramatta railway station following the planned opening of the 24-kilometre Metro West line between Sydney CBD and Westmead in 2032.

    "The over-station development just north of Parramatta Square will feature 470 apartments – up from 111 outlined in concept plans – and 500 units for student accommodation. It will feature pedestrian laneways and a landscaped park that will form part of a civic link connecting the station to the new Powerhouse Museum and Parramatta River foreshore.

    "A 43-storey tower comprising the 470 build-to-rent apartments will be five storeys higher than originally outlined in the concept plans. Subject to planning approval, a 29-storey office building, a 24-level tower for student accommodation and an eight-storey hotel will also be built on the site."

    https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/revealed-bigger-bill-and-higher-towers-for-parramatta-s-new-metro-station-20260907-p60v0a.html

    #Parramatta #NSW #Australia #Urbanism #UrbanPlanning #cities #auspol #nswpol

  3. The Parra metro station construction site has been a bit of a dead zone for a while. Finally filling it will make a massive difference to its CBD.

    While there's a case for more offices, if you're going to go with apartments, you may as well go big:

    "Four towers of up to 43 storeys will be built above or next to the new Parramatta railway station following the planned opening of the 24-kilometre Metro West line between Sydney CBD and Westmead in 2032.

    "The over-station development just north of Parramatta Square will feature 470 apartments – up from 111 outlined in concept plans – and 500 units for student accommodation. It will feature pedestrian laneways and a landscaped park that will form part of a civic link connecting the station to the new Powerhouse Museum and Parramatta River foreshore.

    "A 43-storey tower comprising the 470 build-to-rent apartments will be five storeys higher than originally outlined in the concept plans. Subject to planning approval, a 29-storey office building, a 24-level tower for student accommodation and an eight-storey hotel will also be built on the site."

    https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/revealed-bigger-bill-and-higher-towers-for-parramatta-s-new-metro-station-20260907-p60v0a.html

    #Parramatta #NSW #Australia #Urbanism #UrbanPlanning #cities #auspol #nswpol

  4. The Parra metro station construction site has been a bit of a dead zone for a while. Finally filling it will make a massive difference to its CBD.

    While there's a case for more offices, if you're going to go with apartments, you may as well go big:

    "Four towers of up to 43 storeys will be built above or next to the new Parramatta railway station following the planned opening of the 24-kilometre Metro West line between Sydney CBD and Westmead in 2032.

    "The over-station development just north of Parramatta Square will feature 470 apartments – up from 111 outlined in concept plans – and 500 units for student accommodation. It will feature pedestrian laneways and a landscaped park that will form part of a civic link connecting the station to the new Powerhouse Museum and Parramatta River foreshore.

    "A 43-storey tower comprising the 470 build-to-rent apartments will be five storeys higher than originally outlined in the concept plans. Subject to planning approval, a 29-storey office building, a 24-level tower for student accommodation and an eight-storey hotel will also be built on the site."

    https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/revealed-bigger-bill-and-higher-towers-for-parramatta-s-new-metro-station-20260907-p60v0a.html

    #Parramatta #NSW #Australia #Urbanism #UrbanPlanning #cities #auspol #nswpol

  5. The Parra metro station construction site has been a bit of a dead zone for a while. Finally filling it will make a massive difference to its CBD.

    While there's a case for more offices, if you're going to go with apartments, you may as well go big:

    "Four towers of up to 43 storeys will be built above or next to the new Parramatta railway station following the planned opening of the 24-kilometre Metro West line between Sydney CBD and Westmead in 2032.

    "The over-station development just north of Parramatta Square will feature 470 apartments – up from 111 outlined in concept plans – and 500 units for student accommodation. It will feature pedestrian laneways and a landscaped park that will form part of a civic link connecting the station to the new Powerhouse Museum and Parramatta River foreshore.

    "A 43-storey tower comprising the 470 build-to-rent apartments will be five storeys higher than originally outlined in the concept plans. Subject to planning approval, a 29-storey office building, a 24-level tower for student accommodation and an eight-storey hotel will also be built on the site."

    https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/revealed-bigger-bill-and-higher-towers-for-parramatta-s-new-metro-station-20260907-p60v0a.html

    #Parramatta #NSW #Australia #Urbanism #UrbanPlanning #cities #auspol #nswpol

  6. Reading the Walkable City is a trip.

    Encountered someone in a coffee shop trying to find a copy and told them there are a bunch at the #umnduluth library...

    #urbanplanning is no simple matter even if the ideas are easy and obvious getting the people to them doesnt appear to be #DuluthMN #walkablecity

  7. Reading the Walkable City is a trip.

    Encountered someone in a coffee shop trying to find a copy and told them there are a bunch at the #umnduluth library...

    #urbanplanning is no simple matter even if the ideas are easy and obvious getting the people to them doesnt appear to be #DuluthMN #walkablecity

  8. Reading the Walkable City is a trip.

    Encountered someone in a coffee shop trying to find a copy and told them there are a bunch at the #umnduluth library...

    #urbanplanning is no simple matter even if the ideas are easy and obvious getting the people to them doesnt appear to be #DuluthMN #walkablecity

  9. How Much Can Urban Trees Reduce Extreme Heat?

    A three-year Guildford study found a woodland site markedly cooler during extreme heat. Its single-site comparisons also show why local context matters.

    ferdiox.com/blog/2026/09/06/ho

  10. Annual High-Resolution Global Ambient Population Estimates From 1975 To 2024
    --
    doi.org/10.31223/X5MV3R <-- shared paper
    --
    landscan.ornl.gov/ <-- shared webmap and data link (via download -> LandScan Mosaic Time Series)
    --
    gee-community-catalog.org/proj <-- shared link to GEE community catalog collection ‘LandScan Mosaic Annual Global Ambient Population Time Series’
    --
    H/T @andrew Zimmer || Geographer | Research Scientist @ Oak Ridge National Laboratory
    “LSM-TS provides annual global estimates of ambient population from 1975–2024 at ~90 m resolution, creating a spatially and temporally consistent reconstruction of population change designed for longitudinal analysis. Reconstruction of historical populations are driven by current LandScan Mosaic building-level population distributions, scaled by built-surface change from #GHSL … and calibrated to annual national-level estimates from U.S. Census Bureau…”
    --
    “LandScan is a globally recognized, R&D100-winning population data platform developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Its datasets provide human population distribution estimates down to 100 meter grid resolution. LandScan supports disaster response, humanitarian aid, environmental analysis, and urban planning by providing insights into where people live and how they move…”
    --
    “Gridded population data support assessments of human exposure, settlement change, infrastructure demand, and access to services, yet global datasets combining annual coverage over multiple decades with fine spatial resolution remain limited. LandScan Mosaic Time Series provides 50 annual estimates of global ambient population distribution at 3 arc-second resolution from 1975 through 2024. The series is anchored to the 2024 LandScan Mosaic surface, produced through a building-level population modeling workflow. Historical surfaces are reconstructed using annualized changes in built surface and derived first-level administrative population trajectories. Every layer, including 2024, is normalized to administrative targets scaled to annual country totals from the U.S. Census Bureau International Database. The dataset is distributed as 50 single-band Cloud Optimized GeoTIFFs on an identical WGS84 grid, with values representing estimated persons per cell. Its common grid and methodology support fine-scale longitudinal analysis of ambient population distribution while documented validation and limitations guide appropriate reuse…”
    #demographics #change #spatiotemporal #1975 #2024 #population #change #grid #global #LandScan #POPGRID #LSMTS #ambientpopulation #GHSL #OakRidge #ORNL #usecase #opendata #disasterresponse #humanitarianaid #environmentalanalysis #urbanplanning #humanexposure #settlementchange #city #rural #infrastructure #demand #accesstoservices #GIS #spatial #mapping #building #outline #model #modeling
    @OAK Ridge National Laboratory | National Security Sciences at ORNL | @POPGRID Data Collaborative

  11. Cities Need Heat Sewers

    I think cities should create something like a sewer system for heat.

    Air conditioners just move heat from inside buildings to the street, while adding even more heat from the electricity they consume. In dense cities, thousands of AC units collectively intensify the urban heat island effect, making the outdoor environment significantly hotter than surrounding rural areas. This, in turn, forces those same systems to work harder, creating a feedback loop of rising temperatures and energy demand.

    This reminds me of how human waste was once managed individually and often simply dumped into the street. Eventually, cities built shared sewer systems, and we are all better off for it. A “heat sewer” could work similarly: buildings would send waste heat into a district network that transports it away, stores it underground, or routes it to places that need hot water or heating.

    Instead of every building dumping heat into the street, heat could become a resource managed by a municipal utility.

    #airConditioning #climateChange #urbanPlanning
  12. Using Geospatial Analysis and Explainable Machine Learning to Examine Risk Factors of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Outcome
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    openscholar.uga.edu/record/269 <-- shared technical publication / dissertation
    --
    aag.org/award-grant/william-l- <-- shared @AAG William L. Garrison Award for Best Dissertation in Computational Geography
    --
    [again, way outside any expertise I might have, but fascinating spatial analysis use case…]
    H/T @Jielu Zhang | Postdoctoral Researcher @ Harvard University
    “[The authors] Ph.D. dissertation "Using Geospatial Analysis and Explainable Machine Learning to Examine Risk Factors of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival Outcome" [1st link above] has received the 2026 biennial William L. Garrison Award for Best Dissertation in Computational Geography from the American Association of Geographers… [2nd link above.]
    In [their] research, [they] develop[ed] Explainable GeoAI and Causal GeoAI methods that combine geographic data and artificial intelligence to expose and ameliorate health disparities by delivering models that not only predict risks but also illuminate how and where to intervene. While [their] dissertation focused on cardiovascular disease, these approaches are broadly applicable to public health, medicine, urban planning, environmental exposure, and resilience research…”
    #explainable #causal #AI #model #modeling #PublicHealth #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #AAG2026 #AAG #Award #geostatistics #Georgia #health #risk #hazard #cardiacarrest #cardiovacscular #usecase #metrics #midocine #urbanplanning #resilience #survival #OutofHospital #PhD #Dissertation #CardiacArrest #AutomatedExternalDefibrillator #SpatialOptimization #GeographicallyExplainableArtificialIntelligence #GeoAI #GeoXAI #SpatiallyAwareCausalInference #OverlayedSpatioTemporalOptimization #healthcare #medical #intervention #GIS #spatial #mappingt #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #heart #heartattack #AED #survival #survivaloutcomes #machinelearning #AI #publichealth #healthgeographers #counterfactual #explainable #deeplearning #model #modeling

  13. Green solutions for crisis: how #UrbanGreenSpaces enhance #CommunityHealth

    Yuliang Wang, et al.
    06 May 2026

    "Urban green spaces (#UGS) are vital for public health, especially during crises like the pandemic. While previous studies have explored the link between UGS utilisation and health, the complex interactions between UGS access, demographic factors, and health behaviours remain underexamined, particularly in Northwest China, where UGS are extremely shortage. This study, conducted in NW China’s core city - #Lanzhou, investigates how the pandemic influenced public engagement with UGS and its subsequent effects on public well-being in three #parks. We found that the pandemic spurred increased park visits, reflecting a heightened awareness of their health benefits, yet also exposed access inequalities, especially among those reliant on motor vehicles, and that proximity, commuting methods, and urban infrastructure significantly impact park usage, with frequent and prolonged visits correlating with improved health outcomes and higher willingness to pay (WTP) for parks, especially among younger, educated, and longtime locals. Conversely, increased travel time discourages engagement with UGS, highlighting the need for #AccessibleGreenSpaces. Notably, landscape characteristics like cohesion and patch density play a critical role in health benefits, with cohesive landscapes supporting more significant health improvements. Interestingly, even those with unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, report substantial benefits from park use, suggesting the #RestorativePowerOfNature. To enhance UGS accessibility and maximise health benefits, urban planners should focus on creating #PedestrianFriendly environments, improving #PublicTransportation links, and incorporating health-promoting features in park designs. The findings call for urban planners to focus on enhancing #accessibility, #connectivity, and diversity in park designs, tailored to the unique needs of urban populations, making parks more #inclusive and #resilient spaces for all urban residents. This study provides critical insights into the role of urban parks during crises, offering guidance for #UrbanPlanning and public health strategies in similar urban settings."

    Learn more:
    nature.com/articles/s41599-026

    #SolarPunkSunday #MoreParks #MoreGreenSpace #Microclimates #GreenInfrastructure #OpenAccess #OpenAccessJournals #LivableCities #BuildingCommunity #China #GreenerCities #HealingThroughNature #SpendTimeInNature

  14. Your commute and your cross-country trip aren’t run by the same mental math. A cellphone-data study of 2M+ people finds human movement switches between two distinct modes, and it changes how we model epidemics and cities. #HumanMobility #NetworkScience #UrbanPlanning anthropology.net/p/the-map-in-

  15. Your commute and your cross-country trip aren’t run by the same mental math. A cellphone-data study of 2M+ people finds human movement switches between two distinct modes, and it changes how we model epidemics and cities. #HumanMobility #NetworkScience #UrbanPlanning anthropology.net/p/the-map-in-

  16. Your commute and your cross-country trip aren’t run by the same mental math. A cellphone-data study of 2M+ people finds human movement switches between two distinct modes, and it changes how we model epidemics and cities. #HumanMobility #NetworkScience #UrbanPlanning anthropology.net/p/the-map-in-

  17. Your commute and your cross-country trip aren’t run by the same mental math. A cellphone-data study of 2M+ people finds human movement switches between two distinct modes, and it changes how we model epidemics and cities. #HumanMobility #NetworkScience #UrbanPlanning anthropology.net/p/the-map-in-

  18. Your commute and your cross-country trip aren’t run by the same mental math. A cellphone-data study of 2M+ people finds human movement switches between two distinct modes, and it changes how we model epidemics and cities. #HumanMobility #NetworkScience #UrbanPlanning anthropology.net/p/the-map-in-

  19. 📣 REV:EU lunch webinar – learn more about urine diversion!

    REV:EU is a Driving Urban Transition project, focusing on the role of source-separating wastewater systems to redesign urban water supply chains. Within REV:EU three cities are cooperating on reshaping urban water management: Stockholm, Paris and Oslo.

    📅 On May 28, 2026, at 12:00 CEST we host the second REV:EU lunch webinar. During this webinar we will focus on why urine diversion is of interest in city developments. You will hear about

    - What is urine diversion and why Paris is implementing it;
    - Effects at the wastewater treatment plant when urine is removed;
    - Costs of urine diversion compared with other nitrogen removal approaches in Norway.

    We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring lunch break, advancing the knowledge on source-separating wastewater systems in three European cities.
    Please, share this invite with your colleagues, your networks and to anyone you think would be interested in joining!

    🔗 Use this link to register:
    esmaker.net/esNews/NewsLetter/

    #urine #sanitation #water #Stockholm #Paris #Oslo #urineDiversion #urbanPlanning #cities #urbanism

  20. लंदन की तर्ज पर दिल्ली की सड़कों का नया रूप: पैदल यात्रियों के लिए अलग लेन, पूरे इलाके रहेंगे गुलजार।

    aliyesha.com/sub/articles/news

    #DelhiRoads #PedestrianFriendly #NightEconomy #UrbanPlanning #LondonModel #SmartCity #PublicInfrastructure #SPA #MCD #Delhi #News

    Enjoy tracker free reading with us. #privacy #privacymatters

  21. Study Finds Most U.S. Bike Lanes Are Just Paint, and Placed on the Most Dangerous Roads.
    High-stress paint-only bike lanes in U.S. cities: Prevalence in 2024 and patterns of geographical variation over 442 municipalities.
    #UrbanPlanning #Bicycles #ShareTheRoad
    🚲
    momentummag.com/study-finds-mo

  22. My Utopia at Kunsthalle #tubingen. @deutschlandfunk reported:

    "How the often selfish needs of individuals or a city can be reconciled with those of the general public in terms of planning – that is the real question. Video artist Jan Kamensky provocatively sums it up."

    #urbanism #kunsthalle #reclaimthestreets #changingcities #urbanplanning #design #verkehrswende #nocar #carfree #solarpunk #animation #publicspace #architecture #mobility #öffentlicherraum #utopia

  23. A story from Korawich Kavee on Medium
    “whether watching John Doe drive to work justifies the massive computational overhead.“

    Read “But What’s Wrong with Agent-Based Simulation?“ by Korawich Kavee on Medium: korawichmawinkavee.medium.com/
    #simulation #cityplanning #UrbanPlanning #statisticalmechanics #AgentBasedModels #citiesskylines

  24. दिल्ली में दिवाली‑के‑बाद छठ पूजा की तैयारियाँ, छठ पूजा पर भी सियासत तेज़।

    aliyesha.com/sub/articles/news

    #delhi #newdelhi #india #news #press #Chhath #Chhath2025 #Festivals #CulturalHeritage #UrbanPlanning #PoliticalDebate #YamunaRiver #Yamuna #CommunityEvents #HeritagePreservation #PublicPolicy #BJP #AAP

    Enjoy tracker free reading with us. #privacy #privacymatters

  25. In Seine-Saint-Denis, the first residents move into the Paris 2024 Olympics Athletes’ Village.

    This new neighbourhood straddles the cities of Saint-Denis, Saint-Ouen and L’Ile-Saint-Denis, and is set to welcome 6 000 residents and 6 000 employees almost simultaneously.

    mediafaro.org/article/20251008

    #Paris #France #Paris2024 #Olympics #Economy #Sports #Housing #UrbanDevelopment #UrbanPlanning #Cities

  26. 7.6: Abundance, Inclusion, Resilience: The One Million Neighbours Project with Sam Nabi

    This episode, Ariel speaks to Sam Nabi about One Million Neighbours, a project bringing together the voices of local non-profits that envisions the future of Waterloo Region once the population has reached one million. Sam discusses the impetus for the project, providing a voice for the voiceless, the issue with grant applications, funding the future, being proactive instead of reactive to harsh policies, and much more. What might an abundant, inclusive, resilient (Ariel says: solarpunk) city look like on the human level? Who lives there, what do they value, and what are their daily lives like? And what does it look like to take action now at the regional/municipal level to ensure that utopian vision?

    youtu.be/PlJXF0qvV9k

    #solarpunk #SolarpunkPresentsPodcast #Episode #SeasonSeven #podcast #interview #OneMillionNeighbours @samnabi @dtkmelissa #VisionOneMillion #HoldTheLineWR #Nonprofits #neighbours #Waterloo #RegionOfWaterloo #Kitchener #KW #UrbanPlanning #transit #PublicSpaces

    Today is Victoria Day in Canada, a national holiday, so I briefly considered waiting to post this until Tuesday but screw colonial measures of time; #notmyqueen lol

  27. 7.6: Abundance, Inclusion, Resilience: The One Million Neighbours Project with Sam Nabi

    This episode, Ariel speaks to Sam Nabi about One Million Neighbours, a project bringing together the voices of local non-profits that envisions the future of Waterloo Region once the population has reached one million. Sam discusses the impetus for the project, providing a voice for the voiceless, the issue with grant applications, funding the future, being proactive instead of reactive to harsh policies, and much more. What might an abundant, inclusive, resilient (Ariel says: solarpunk) city look like on the human level? Who lives there, what do they value, and what are their daily lives like? And what does it look like to take action now at the regional/municipal level to ensure that utopian vision?

    youtu.be/PlJXF0qvV9k

    #solarpunk #SolarpunkPresentsPodcast #Episode #SeasonSeven #podcast #interview #OneMillionNeighbours @samnabi @dtkmelissa #VisionOneMillion #HoldTheLineWR #Nonprofits #neighbours #Waterloo #RegionOfWaterloo #Kitchener #KW #UrbanPlanning #transit #PublicSpaces

    Today is Victoria Day in Canada, a national holiday, so I briefly considered waiting to post this until Tuesday but screw colonial measures of time; #notmyqueen lol

  28. 7.6: Abundance, Inclusion, Resilience: The One Million Neighbours Project with Sam Nabi

    This episode, Ariel speaks to Sam Nabi about One Million Neighbours, a project bringing together the voices of local non-profits that envisions the future of Waterloo Region once the population has reached one million. Sam discusses the impetus for the project, providing a voice for the voiceless, the issue with grant applications, funding the future, being proactive instead of reactive to harsh policies, and much more. What might an abundant, inclusive, resilient (Ariel says: solarpunk) city look like on the human level? Who lives there, what do they value, and what are their daily lives like? And what does it look like to take action now at the regional/municipal level to ensure that utopian vision?

    youtu.be/PlJXF0qvV9k

    #solarpunk #SolarpunkPresentsPodcast #Episode #SeasonSeven #podcast #interview #OneMillionNeighbours @samnabi @dtkmelissa #VisionOneMillion #HoldTheLineWR #Nonprofits #neighbours #Waterloo #RegionOfWaterloo #Kitchener #KW #UrbanPlanning #transit #PublicSpaces

    Today is Victoria Day in Canada, a national holiday, so I briefly considered waiting to post this until Tuesday but screw colonial measures of time; #notmyqueen lol

  29. 7.6: Abundance, Inclusion, Resilience: The One Million Neighbours Project with Sam Nabi

    This episode, Ariel speaks to Sam Nabi about One Million Neighbours, a project bringing together the voices of local non-profits that envisions the future of Waterloo Region once the population has reached one million. Sam discusses the impetus for the project, providing a voice for the voiceless, the issue with grant applications, funding the future, being proactive instead of reactive to harsh policies, and much more. What might an abundant, inclusive, resilient (Ariel says: solarpunk) city look like on the human level? Who lives there, what do they value, and what are their daily lives like? And what does it look like to take action now at the regional/municipal level to ensure that utopian vision?

    youtu.be/PlJXF0qvV9k

    #solarpunk #SolarpunkPresentsPodcast #Episode #SeasonSeven #podcast #interview #OneMillionNeighbours @samnabi @dtkmelissa #VisionOneMillion #HoldTheLineWR #Nonprofits #neighbours #Waterloo #RegionOfWaterloo #Kitchener #KW #UrbanPlanning #transit #PublicSpaces

    Today is Victoria Day in Canada, a national holiday, so I briefly considered waiting to post this until Tuesday but screw colonial measures of time; #notmyqueen lol

  30. 7.6: Abundance, Inclusion, Resilience: The One Million Neighbours Project with Sam Nabi

    This episode, Ariel speaks to Sam Nabi about One Million Neighbours, a project bringing together the voices of local non-profits that envisions the future of Waterloo Region once the population has reached one million. Sam discusses the impetus for the project, providing a voice for the voiceless, the issue with grant applications, funding the future, being proactive instead of reactive to harsh policies, and much more. What might an abundant, inclusive, resilient (Ariel says: solarpunk) city look like on the human level? Who lives there, what do they value, and what are their daily lives like? And what does it look like to take action now at the regional/municipal level to ensure that utopian vision?

    youtu.be/PlJXF0qvV9k

    #solarpunk #SolarpunkPresentsPodcast #Episode #SeasonSeven #podcast #interview #OneMillionNeighbours @samnabi @dtkmelissa #VisionOneMillion #HoldTheLineWR #Nonprofits #neighbours #Waterloo #RegionOfWaterloo #Kitchener #KW #UrbanPlanning #transit #PublicSpaces

    Today is Victoria Day in Canada, a national holiday, so I briefly considered waiting to post this until Tuesday but screw colonial measures of time; #notmyqueen lol

  31. Hong Kong officials are testing ground-level street lights to reduce pedestrian accidents caused by smartphone distractions. These lights emit a red glow on the crosswalk and sidewalk, aiming to catch the attention of those looking down at their phones.

    #HongKong #StreetSafety #SmartphoneAddiction #PedestrianSafety #InnovativeSolutions #TechNews #UrbanPlanning #SafetyFirst #CrosswalkSafety #CityInnovation

  32. Kista-tråden! :)

    Många byggplaner i Kista med omnejd nu. Tvärbanan byggs, Tbanan förlängs, bostäder byggs & fler planeras.

    Tråd med undertrådar om byggplaner 🧵

    #Kista
    #KistaScienceCity
    #Järva
    #NorraJärva
    #Husby
    #Helenelund
    #BoPol
    #BoBygg
    #HöghusBygg
    #UrbSth
    #08bygg
    #SthBygg
    #Urbanism
    #UrbanPlanning
    #Yimby

  33. Greetings, folks! I'm a geophysicist at the University of Oregon interested in granular flows ranging from volcanic plumes to ground #coffee.

    Specific interests include volcanic #lightning, dust devils, #dunes, #maar volcanoes, #wildfires, and #micromobility #traffic.

    Adjacent interests include #indigenousLanguages, #urbanPlanning, #bikes, #unicycles, and #amateurRadio.