BIM-based coordination platform for major events
The “BIM-based coordination platform for major events” project is creating a shared digital environment in which cities and event organizers can better plan and coordinate big events. The use of digital twins and the BIM method is intended to make planning, communication and implementation more efficient, transparent and sustainable.
Read moreDIPAS_stories: Storytelling with maps
DIPAS_stories brings together digital citizen participation and storytelling: With DIPAS_stories, specialized maps such as noise maps, digital development plans or 3D city models can be supplemented with texts, images and videos to tell map-based stories.
Read moreDIPAS navigator: Digital citizen participation in Hamburg
The DIPAS navigator makes all of Hamburg's public participation processes that have been and are being carried out with the Digital Participation System (DIPAS) visible on a central website. DIPAS navigator provides key figures and statistics at a city-wide level and at the same time allows users to delve into individual public participation processes for spatial planning procedures.
Read moreSpecialist portal for the city center - The development of city centers at a glance
The specialist portal for the city center is a digital web application with which specific specialist data relevant to urban development can be displayed, analyzed and used for exchange with various stakeholders.
Read more“FairCare Verkehr": real-life experiment on digital tools for data collection and storytelling
The City Science Lab at HafenCity University has conducted its first real-life experiment in the CUT project on the topic of unpaid care work and mobility under the motto “FairCare Verkehr”. Two new digital tools were tested and presented: One for digital storytelling and one for data collection.
Read more“FairCare Verkehr": Second real-life experiment on digital tools for a barrier-free city
With the "FairCare Verkehr" project, the CityScienceLab drew attention to the mobility needs of unpaid care workers. The second real-life experiment in the CUT project focused on the mobility of carers who look after physically or mentally impaired people. Information on barriers in urban spaces was collected using the mobile version of the Urban Data Collector.
Read more"Guide to Model Land": Ethics guide to simulations in digital twins
With this guide, the City Science Lab provides a practical guide to ethical issues relating to digital (simulation) models for practical use in urban development.
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