Abstract Submission Guidelines

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).

• Dates and times of individual sessions are subject to change.

• 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 - Innovations in Decision-Support and AI-driven Valuation for Urban Energy Transition

• 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