It not only provides empirical support for the classical theory in the context of modern urban planning but also advances the theoretical understanding of the shift in urban planning from subjective design to scientific analysis.The findings lay a theoretical foundation for the balanced allocation of resources and the optimization of urban spatial structure, thereby contributing to the development of vibrant, diverse, and sustainable urban environments.Speaker: Jiayu Xu (Tongji University) 570 Agent-Based Decision Support Platform for University Campus Dining Space Management: A Case Study from Tongji University, Shanghai, China Introduction In the era of smart campus development, emerging technologies such as AI and digital twins have revolutionized educational systems, yet public space management remains reliant on traditional, experience-driven approaches
Within this framework, the contribution outlines the progress of the research within a nationally significant interdisciplinary project aimed at experimenting with a virtual system for exploring small historic villages in inner areas using digital technology and the valorisation of the historical heritage and landscape as well as the promotion of more inclusive access
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Benatar M, Wiendl H, Nowak R, Zheng Y, Macias W
