Abstract Submission Guidelines

Contributions for conference presentations or posters shall be submitted using the conference official submission system through the following link.

Only abstracts submitted through the online submission system will be considered for the conference. Each author can submit no more than two abstracts.

• If the proposal has been submitted correctly you will receive an automatic response via e-mail. This confirms that your contribution has been filed for review.

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• The abstract shall be between 1,500 and 3,000 characters (including spaces and keywords). This is the maximum length the online submission system will accept.

• Please write your text in English (British is preferred).

• T1. Regular Session - Energy Transition: Towards Climate Neutral Cities

• T1. SpSe1 - Go-PCEDs - Good practices for Enabling Positive and Clean Energy Districts

• T1. SpSe2 - Adaptation of the Built Environment: Challenges and Opportunities in Light of the EPBD4

• T1. SpSe3 - Affordable Housing for the Energy Transition

• T2. Regular Session - Adapting Cities and Regions: Transformative Strategies for Adaptive Regeneration

• T2. SpSe1 - SOIL Matters: Spatial Planning and Design with Soil

• T2. SpSe2 - Holistic Multi-Risk Assessment of Urban and Metropolitan Areas in Italy

• T2. SpSe3 - Evaluating Urban Green Interventions: Frameworks, Tools and Cross Scale Impacts

• T2. SpSe4 - Towards Attractive, Sustainable, and Inclusive Cities: Insights from the New European Bauhaus

• T2. SpSe5 - Beyond the Pavement: A Data Driven Blueprint for Climate-Resilient Cities with Nature-based Solutions

• T2. SpSe6 - Regenerating Mountain Villages: Nature and Culture, Heritage and Landscape

• T3. Regular Session - Mobility systems: Backbones for Smart and Sustainable Cities and Regions

• T3. SpSe1 - From Wheels to Watts: Designing Smart Mobility-Energy Systems for Regional Sustainability

• T4. Regular Session - The Just City: New Transformative Pathways on Governance and Practices

• T4. SpSe1 - Toward Decent Living: Justice-Driven and Human-Centered Urban Futures

• T4. SpSe2 - Urban Research for Just Cities: Pathways Toward Sustainable Transformations and Transitions

• T4. SpSe3 - Leadership and Stakeholder Collaboration as Enablers for Energy Transition: People, Processes, Practices

• T4. SpSe4 - Participative Planning for a Just Urban Transition

• T4. SpSe5 - Intersecting the Multiple Scales of Climate Justice: Mapping Inclusive Adaptation and Just Fossil Fuel Transitions

• T5. Regular Session - Economics and Valuation of the Urban Energy Transition

• T5. SpSe1 - Special Session promoted by SIEV - to be defined

• T6. Regular Session - Closing the Loop: Circular Economy strategies for Urban and Regional Systems

• T7. Regular Session - Data and AI-Powered Territories: City Intelligence for Urban Planning and Management

• T7. SpSe1 - Digitally Enhanced, People-Centric Planning for Climate-Neutral Cities

• T7. SpSe2 - AI-Enhanced Urban Mobility: Designing Adaptive, Ethical, and Citizen-Centered Systems