Calls

The Call for Abstracts for ECTQG'23 is now open (it will close on 26 May 2023). Possible themes include epistemology and theory, geographic information science, geo-visualisation, spatial statistics, spatial interactions, networks, big geo-data, agent-based models, computer simulations, artificial life and intelligence, time geography, geo-history/archaeology, urban patterns and growth, fractals, scaling laws, economic geography, environmental and social sustainability, climate change, health geography, and transport and land use.

Abstracts should be written according to the template attached, and their maximum length is 800 words (i.e., two pages in the format of the template). They should be submitted in a pdf file using the following EasyChair link:

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ectqg2023

Abstracts can be submitted to regular sessions or to the special sessions organized in the framework of ECTQG’23. The list of special sessions and respective organizers is available below. If the abstract is intended to a special session, the session’s title should appear at the bottom of the abstract.

The submitted abstracts will be assessed by the Scientific Committee of ECTQG’23 and published in a Book of Abstracts.

Please note that the colloquium does not require the submission of full papers.

SPECIAL SESSIONS

Quantifying Future Development
Eric Koomen (V.U. Amsterdam), Bart Rijken (PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency), & Fernando Bação (New U. Lisbon)

Uncovering Urban Mobility Patterns from Digital Footprint Data
Chen Zhong (U.C. London), Carmen Cabrera-Arnau (U. Liverpool), Qili Gao (U.C. London), & Yang Zhou (Central China Normal U.)

Uncovering Intra-urban Spatial Patterns
Cyrille Genre-Grandpierre (U. Avignon), & Giovanni Fusco (U. Côte d’Azur)

From Dynamic Mobility Flows to Functional Systems: Communities, Urban Networks, and Regions
Olle Järv (U. Helsinki), & Ate Poorthuis (K.U. Leuven)

Data-driven Approaches for Understanding Landscapes of our Changing Planet
Marj Tonini (U. Lausanne), Christian Kaiser (U. Lausanne), Jingyan Yu (U. Lausanne), & Alex Hagen-Zanker (U. Surrey)

The "15-Minute City" Model: Innovations, Trends, and Future Challenges for Modelling the Proximity Planning
Chiara Garau (U. Cagliari), Beniamino Murgante (U. Basilicata), Valerio Cutini (U. Pisa), & Claudia Yamu (Oslo Met. U.)

Spatio-temporal Data Science: Harnessing Big Data and AI for Geocomputation
Beniamino Murgante (U. Basilicata), Itzhak Benenson (Tel Aviv U.), Federico Amato (E.P.F. Lausanne), Antonino Marvuglia (Luxembourg I.S.T.), & Federico Martellozzo (U. Florence)

Theoretical Geography
Clémentine Cottineau (T.U. Delft), Isabelle Thomas (U.C. Louvain), Denise Pumain (U. Paris I), & Juste Raimbault (ENSG, Gustave Eiffel U.)