Current Issue
As we start planning for post-covid cities, we need to recognize the task and importance to better understand what the pandemics represents for cities and why it has and can change people’s sense of place so profoundly. One way to do this, is to turn to data - as a compass in uncertain times. Data can be seen as the bridge that will allow us to create new meaningful forms of value for people in the cities. This issue exploits various perspectives of urban planning based on spatial data.
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Geoforum Perspektiv is a peer-reviewed journal published by Geoforum Denmark. You may read more about Geoforum here
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ISSN: 1601-8796
