Kamal S. Prasad·Sep 18Regenerative Agriculture by the NumbersMost people who follow news and discussion related to the environment know that agriculture contributes significantly to the climate change…
Fanni Melles·Jun 5The invisible blueprint: How land use and zoning shape the future of our cities (for better or…When we think about the future of our cities, our minds often gravitate towards striking architecture, advanced transport networks, or…
Khairil Faisal·Apr 20The Interpreter’s Gap: Why Textbook Land Cover Class Definitions Misalign with the Eight Keys of…How the language of ecologists and the language of image analysts diverge — and why that gap is the true source of most land cover…
Alex Prokhorov·Feb 17Rethinking Land as Collective Urban PotentialIn the ever-evolving landscape of real estate and city-making, I often return to a simple but powerful premise: land is more than just…
InLearning DatabyMaria Eloisa Pedro·Jan 24What Planners Can Learn from Data PipelinesA data pipeline is not just a technical workflow. It is a discipline.A response icon1A response icon1
Maria Eloisa Pedro·Jan 23Why Land Use Plans Fail Without Data ValidationLand use plans rarely fail because of vision. Most fail quietly, later, and for reasons that can be traced back to unvalidated data.A response icon1A response icon1
InLearning DatabyMaria Eloisa Pedro·Jan 20Planning Tools I’ve Used and Tools I Wish We Used EarlierLand use planning is often perceived as a purely technical or regulatory exercise. In reality, it is a data-heavy, coordination-intensive…A response icon2A response icon2
InLand Use NotesbyMaria Eloisa Pedro·Jan 20Zoning vs. Land Conversion: Why the Confusion PersistsUnderstanding the distinction is essential not only for planners, but also for local officials, developers, and landowners.
