Keynote presentation at the Urban Transitions Conference at Sitges, Spain

Keynote presentation at the Urban Transitions Conference at Sitges, Spain

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Urban

November 8, 2022

The Urban Transitions 2022 conference is currently held in Sitges, Spain. It aims to promote healthy urban development by bringing together different disciplines working within cities. The conference chair Prof. Mark J Nieuwenhuijsen put together an interdisciplinary group of researcher from all across the world.

Prof. Dr. Hannes Taubenböck gave a keynote lecture titled “Global Urban Transitions – Making change tangible with large data from space” promoting remote sensing data, mapping products and applications for interdisciplinary collaboration on urban issues.    

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