Pieter Herthogs
Biographic Data
| ID | 4417453 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pieter Herthogs |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pieter |
| FAMILY NAME | Herthogs |
| SIGNATURE | HERTHOGS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | CREATe Centre |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2562-8374 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Semantic urban elements: A Design+Science paradigm to augment human-centric cities
Architecture, engineering, and construction have increasingly integrated automated tools and digital approaches for urban analysis and design. Many of these approaches are tailored towards either urban Design or urban Science, despite both being central to our understanding of cities. The separation between these two core aspects of urban development introduces multidisciplinary challenges when addressing the consequences of urban phenomena. We p…
An integrated approach for assessing the impact of land-use regulations on distributed solar energy system performance
Bi-directional mapping of morphology metrics and 3D city blocks for enhanced characterisation and generation of urban form
An ontology-based approach for harmonizing metrics in bike network evaluations
The urgency to decarbonize the transportation sector has accelerated the adoption of micro-mobility solutions, with cycling network development witnessing remarkable growth. Robust and quantitative evaluation frameworks are needed to evaluate the quality of such developments. While a plethora of bike network evaluation approaches exist, their diversity creates issues of interpretability and comparability due to varying metrics and domain-specific…
From insight to action: An integrated assessment framework for digital citizen participation in data-centric urban practices
The integration of digital technologies into urban practices has expanded opportunities for citizen participation and enabled more effective data-driven decision-making. Despite these advancements, challenges such as complex data management and equitable public engagement persist. These challenges are amplified in densely populated cities like Singapore, where the demand for effective and inclusive digital participation frameworks is paramount. A…
Defining archetypes of mixed-use developments using Google Maps API data
Urban planning relies on the definition, modelling and evaluation of multidimensional phenomena for informed decision-making. Urban building energy modelling, for instance, usually requires knowledge about the energy use profile and surface area of each use that takes place within a building. We do not have a detailed understanding of such information for mixed-use developments, which are gaining prominence in urban planning. In this paper, we de…
Hybrid art space typologies in Singapore from social media data
Effects of Gehl’s urban design guidelines on walkability: A virtual reality experiment in Singaporean public housing estates
Walkability has become an important theme of urban design research and practice. Evidence suggests that environmental attractiveness can have a significant impact on the amount of walking activities that take place, but relatively little research exists on which environmental features linked to attractiveness increase walkability. Using a virtual reality experiment, the present study examined the effects on walkability of three key features, as d…
From insight to action: An integrated assessment framework for digital citizen participation in data-centric urban practices
The integration of digital technologies into urban practices has expanded opportunities for citizen participation and enabled more effective data-driven decision-making. Despite these advancements, challenges such as complex data management and equitable public engagement persist. These challenges are amplified in densely populated cities like Singapore, where the demand for effective and inclusive digital participation frameworks is paramount. A…
Effects of Gehl’s urban design guidelines on walkability: A virtual reality experiment in Singaporean public housing estates
Walkability has become an important theme of urban design research and practice. Evidence suggests that environmental attractiveness can have a significant impact on the amount of walking activities that take place, but relatively little research exists on which environmental features linked to attractiveness increase walkability. Using a virtual reality experiment, the present study examined the effects on walkability of three key features, as d…
Defining archetypes of mixed-use developments using Google Maps API data
Urban planning relies on the definition, modelling and evaluation of multidimensional phenomena for informed decision-making. Urban building energy modelling, for instance, usually requires knowledge about the energy use profile and surface area of each use that takes place within a building. We do not have a detailed understanding of such information for mixed-use developments, which are gaining prominence in urban planning. In this paper, we de…
Hybrid art space typologies in Singapore from social media data
An ontology-based approach for harmonizing metrics in bike network evaluations
The urgency to decarbonize the transportation sector has accelerated the adoption of micro-mobility solutions, with cycling network development witnessing remarkable growth. Robust and quantitative evaluation frameworks are needed to evaluate the quality of such developments. While a plethora of bike network evaluation approaches exist, their diversity creates issues of interpretability and comparability due to varying metrics and domain-specific…
From insight to action: An integrated assessment framework for digital citizen participation in data-centric urban practices
The integration of digital technologies into urban practices has expanded opportunities for citizen participation and enabled more effective data-driven decision-making. Despite these advancements, challenges such as complex data management and equitable public engagement persist. These challenges are amplified in densely populated cities like Singapore, where the demand for effective and inclusive digital participation frameworks is paramount. A…
Bi-directional mapping of morphology metrics and 3D city blocks for enhanced characterisation and generation of urban form
Semantic urban elements: A Design+Science paradigm to augment human-centric cities
Architecture, engineering, and construction have increasingly integrated automated tools and digital approaches for urban analysis and design. Many of these approaches are tailored towards either urban Design or urban Science, despite both being central to our understanding of cities. The separation between these two core aspects of urban development introduces multidisciplinary challenges when addressing the consequences of urban phenomena. We p…
An integrated approach for assessing the impact of land-use regulations on distributed solar energy system performance
Computer Science (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Urban planning (4 works) · Civil engineering (3 works) · Data science (3 works) · Urban Design and Spatial Analysis (3 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (3 works) · Architectural engineering (2 works) · Cartography (2 works)