Urban Informatics and Future Cities
暫譯: 城市資訊學與未來城市

本書匯集了在2021年6月第二週於芬蘭赫爾辛基的阿爾托大學舉行的CUPUM（計算城市規劃與城市管理）會議上所呈現的最佳論文。這些論文是通過雙盲同行評審的選拔過程選出的。本書的章節涵蓋了大數據和城市分析的發展與應用，以及地理設計的應用和規劃支持科學的創新。

Prof. S. C. M. Geertman is full Professor in Planning Support Science and Chair of Spatial Planning at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. He has published widely in (inter-)national journals and has edited a range of scientific books in the field of Planning Support Science. He is/was (co-)editor of several international peer-reviewed journals (e.g., ASAP - Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy) and serves on the editorial boards of diverse scientific journals (e.g. CEUS - Computers, Environment, and Urban Systems). He has been chair/member of several international conference organizations (EGIS; JECC; AGILE-2011; DDSS; CUPUM-2013) and was for the past 10 years Chair of the International Board of Directors of CUPUM (Computational Urban Planning and Urban Management). He has participated in numerous interdisciplinary research projects, ranging from 'Climate change and sustainable land use' to 'Spatial economic deconcentration'. For 10 years he was the scientific director of an academic spin-off of Utrecht University (Nexpri) and was one of the founding fathers and first program director of the inter-university Master program GIMA (Geographical Information Management and Applications). His research interest can be categorized under the heading 'Planning Support Science for Sustainable Urban Futures'.

Chris Pettit is the Director of the City Futures Research Centre, inaugural professor of Urban Science, and Plus Alliance Fellow at UNSW Sydney. He currently Chair of the Board of Directors for CUPUM (Computational Urban Planning and Urban Management). He is a member of the Planning Institute of Australia's National Plantech Working Group, the advisory board for the Centre for Data Leadership, the Committee for Sydney's Smart Cities Taskforce and the NSW Government Expert Advisory Group for Planning Evidence and Insights.

Prof. Pettit established the City Analytics Lab (CAL), a dedicated space designed to support collaborative city planning and user-centred design. He Chief investigator on a number of ARC, CRC and Industry projects including: The Rapid Analytics Interactive Scenario Explorer (RAISE) Toolkit which has been the recepient of the NSW Planning Institute of Australia's Award for Research Excellence and the Committee for Sydney's award for Smart Cities - Industry partnership.

Prof. Pettit's expertise is in the convergence of the fields of city planning and digital technologies including Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Planning Support Systems (PSS). He has given numerous keynote addresses at conferences around the world, is on the editorial board for a number of journals and has published over 200 academic papers. For the last 25 years, he has been undertaking research and development in the use of digital tools to support evidenced-based spatial planning.

Robert Goodspeed is an assistant professor of urban and regional planning at the University of Michigan's Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning. He teaches and conducts research in the areas of collaborative planning, planning support systems, urban informatics, and scenario planning theory and methods, and is the author of the book Scenario Planning for Cities and Regions: Managing and Envisioning Uncertain Futures. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners, and serves on the boards of the conference Computational Urban Planning and Urban Management (CUPUM) and the Consortium for Scenario Planning, an initiative of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.

Dr. Aija Staffans is an architect and works as Senior Research Fellow at Aalto University, Finland. Staffans is a pioneer in developing participative methods, digitally supported platforms and interactive environments for urban development and collaborative land use proces¬ses. She has initiated and leads the Aalto Built Environment Lab ABE for investigating innovative planning and design methodology. She also leads the multi-disciplinary research network of human-centered living environments, Living+, at Aalto since 2018. She holds several positions of trust and expertise in academic, professional and NGO organizations, and has impacted the development of urban planning in practice at various levels from local guidelines to national legislation in Finland.

教授 S. C. M. Geertman 是荷蘭烏特勒支大學規劃支援科學的全職教授及空間規劃系主任。他在（國內外）期刊上發表了大量文章，並編輯了多本有關規劃支援科學的科學書籍。他曾擔任多本國際同行評審期刊的（共同）編輯（例如，ASAP - 應用空間分析與政策），並在多個科學期刊的編輯委員會中任職（例如，CEUS - 計算機、環境與城市系統）。他曾擔任多個國際會議組織的主席或成員（EGIS；JECC；AGILE-2011；DDSS；CUPUM-2013），並在過去十年中擔任 CUPUM（計算城市規劃與城市管理）國際董事會主席。他參與了許多跨學科的研究項目，範圍從「氣候變遷與可持續土地使用」到「空間經濟去集中化」。他曾擔任烏特勒支大學學術衍生公司的科學主任（Nexpri）十年，並是跨大學碩士課程 GIMA（地理資訊管理與應用）的創始人之一及首任課程主任。他的研究興趣可歸類於「可持續城市未來的規劃支援科學」。

克里斯·佩提特（Chris Pettit）是城市未來研究中心的主任，城市科學的創始教授，以及 UNSW 悉尼的 Plus Alliance Fellow。他目前擔任 CUPUM（計算城市規劃與城市管理）董事會主席。他是澳大利亞規劃學會國家 Plantech 工作組的成員，數據領導中心的諮詢委員會成員，悉尼智慧城市工作小組的委員會成員，以及新南威爾士州政府規劃證據與見解專家諮詢小組的成員。

佩提特教授建立了城市分析實驗室（City Analytics Lab, CAL），這是一個專門設計用於支持協作城市規劃和以用戶為中心的設計的空間。他是多個 ARC、CRC 和行業項目的首席研究員，包括：快速分析互動情境探索工具包（RAISE），該工具包曾獲得新南威爾士州規劃學會的研究卓越獎和悉尼委員會的智慧城市 - 行業夥伴獎。

佩提特教授的專業領域是城市規劃與數位技術的交匯，包括地理資訊系統（GIS）和規劃支援系統（PSS）。他在全球各地的會議上發表了多次主題演講，並在多本期刊的編輯委員會中任職，已發表超過 200 篇學術論文。在過去的 25 年中，他一直在進行研究與開發，利用數位工具支持基於證據的空間規劃。

羅伯特·古德斯比（Robert Goodspeed）是密西根大學陶布曼建築與城市規劃學院的城市與區域規劃助理教授。他教授並進行有關協作規劃、規劃支援系統、城市資訊學以及情境規劃理論與方法的研究，並著有《城市與區域的情境規劃：管理與展望不確定的未來》一書。他是美國認證規劃師協會的成員，並在計算城市規劃與城市管理（CUPUM）會議及林肯土地政策研究所的情境規劃聯盟的董事會中任職。

艾雅·斯塔芬斯（Aija Staffans）博士是一位建築師，並擔任芬蘭阿爾托大學的高級研究員。斯塔芬斯是開發參與式方法、數位支持平台和互動環境以促進城市發展和協作土地使用過程的先驅。她發起並領導阿爾托建成環境實驗室（Aalto Built Environment Lab, ABE），以研究創新的規劃與設計方法。自 2018 年以來，她還領導著以人為本的生活環境多學科研究網絡 Living+。她在學術、專業和非政府組織中擔任多個信任和專業職位，並在芬蘭的城市規劃實踐中影響了從地方指導方針到國家立法的發展。