Gustavo Arciniegas
Biographic Data
| ID | 6019016 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gustavo Arciniegas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gustavo |
| FAMILY NAME | Arciniegas |
| SIGNATURE | ARCINIEGAS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Delft University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9211-5467 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Planning for transformative change with nature-based solutions
Geodesign is key for crafting innovative plans, managing trade-offs, and involving stakeholders. • A geodesign process was implemented in Stockholm, involving fourteen stakeholders. • Participants drafted transformative plans addressing local housing needs and promoting biodiversity and ecosystem services. • Participants found proposed transformative change desirable but were skeptical about its plausibility and probability. • It is crucial to st…
Geodesign to advance boundary work in urban planning
Geodesign supports collaborative urban planning by managing ‘boundaries’ between diverse knowledge holders. However, there is a paucity of empirical evidence of its contribution to ‘boundary work’. This paper aims to evaluate how a geodesign process facilitates knowledge co-production through boundary work and to assess the scientific credibility, political saliency, and procedural legitimacy of its outputs in urban planning. We propose a replica…
Geodesign as a boundary management process
Geodesign is a participatory research and planning process that manages diverse boundaries and combines place-based local knowledge and values, design and planning expertise, and geographic information science for the purpose of collaborative and well-informed spatial planning. It is particularly effective in managing boundaries between stakeholders, knowledge frameworks, and technology. Geodesign is valuable in the early stages of planning, faci…
Exploring a geodesign approach for circular economy transition of cities and regions
Transitioning towards a circular built environment and turning waste into resources have become one of the new sustainability paradigms today. However, a circular transition can be considered a ‘wicked problem’. The multiple dimensions and scales of the circular transition and its substantial spatial implications fit well into the planning approach of Geodesign. The Horizon 2020 funded project “Resource Management in the periurban Areas - Going b…
Developing a Multi-sensory Public Participation GIS (MSPPGIS) method for integrating landscape values and soundscapes of urban green infrastructure
This paper develops, tests and validates a Multi-sensory Public Participation GIS (MSPPGIS) method combining the qualities of soundscapes and landscape values mapping. The development of the method involved: a) Public Participation GIS survey design; b) three-phase evaluation of survey addressing analytical, applicability and usability criteria; c) survey refinement; d) sampling and data collection, and; e) spatial data analysis. The analysis con…
Assessing food self-sufficiency of selected European Functional Urban Areas vs metropolitan areas
The resilience of the local food system is being underlined as one of the most important strategic goals for a sustainable future. However, since the question of what constitutes the local scale of food production depends largely on the type of product and supply chain, the associated foodshed can range from a site scale, city and city region up to wider region and country level. As a proof of concept whether functional urban areas (FUAs) can ser…
Exploring a geodesign approach for circular economy transition of cities and regions
Transitioning towards a circular built environment and turning waste into resources have become one of the new sustainability paradigms today. However, a circular transition can be considered a ‘wicked problem’. The multiple dimensions and scales of the circular transition and its substantial spatial implications fit well into the planning approach of Geodesign. The Horizon 2020 funded project “Resource Management in the periurban Areas - Going b…
Assessing food self-sufficiency of selected European Functional Urban Areas vs metropolitan areas
The resilience of the local food system is being underlined as one of the most important strategic goals for a sustainable future. However, since the question of what constitutes the local scale of food production depends largely on the type of product and supply chain, the associated foodshed can range from a site scale, city and city region up to wider region and country level. As a proof of concept whether functional urban areas (FUAs) can ser…
Developing a Multi-sensory Public Participation GIS (MSPPGIS) method for integrating landscape values and soundscapes of urban green infrastructure
This paper develops, tests and validates a Multi-sensory Public Participation GIS (MSPPGIS) method combining the qualities of soundscapes and landscape values mapping. The development of the method involved: a) Public Participation GIS survey design; b) three-phase evaluation of survey addressing analytical, applicability and usability criteria; c) survey refinement; d) sampling and data collection, and; e) spatial data analysis. The analysis con…
Geodesign as a boundary management process
Geodesign is a participatory research and planning process that manages diverse boundaries and combines place-based local knowledge and values, design and planning expertise, and geographic information science for the purpose of collaborative and well-informed spatial planning. It is particularly effective in managing boundaries between stakeholders, knowledge frameworks, and technology. Geodesign is valuable in the early stages of planning, faci…
Exploring a geodesign approach for circular economy transition of cities and regions
Transitioning towards a circular built environment and turning waste into resources have become one of the new sustainability paradigms today. However, a circular transition can be considered a ‘wicked problem’. The multiple dimensions and scales of the circular transition and its substantial spatial implications fit well into the planning approach of Geodesign. The Horizon 2020 funded project “Resource Management in the periurban Areas - Going b…
Planning for transformative change with nature-based solutions
Geodesign is key for crafting innovative plans, managing trade-offs, and involving stakeholders. • A geodesign process was implemented in Stockholm, involving fourteen stakeholders. • Participants drafted transformative plans addressing local housing needs and promoting biodiversity and ecosystem services. • Participants found proposed transformative change desirable but were skeptical about its plausibility and probability. • It is crucial to st…
Geodesign to advance boundary work in urban planning
Geodesign supports collaborative urban planning by managing ‘boundaries’ between diverse knowledge holders. However, there is a paucity of empirical evidence of its contribution to ‘boundary work’. This paper aims to evaluate how a geodesign process facilitates knowledge co-production through boundary work and to assess the scientific credibility, political saliency, and procedural legitimacy of its outputs in urban planning. We propose a replica…
Computer Science (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Environmental resource management (2 works) · Process (computing (2 works)