Pirouz Nourian

Pirouz Nourian is an Assistant Professor at the Digital Society Institute's Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-Information Management. His research focuses on computational design, urban digital twins, spatial analysis, and geospatial systems, with applications in urban planning, hospital design, and cultural heritage conservation.

• Key Research Areas: Computational Design, Urban Digital Twins, Geospatial Information Systems, Human-AI Interaction
• Methodologies: Graph Theory, Network Analysis, Voxelization Algorithms, Ontology Modeling
• Applications: Participatory Planning, Hospital Space Optimization, Cultural Heritage Mapping, Active Mobility Studies

His recent work explores agent-based modeling in urban twins, AI integration with geospatial data, and serious games for spatial design. Publications demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches combining civil engineering, computer science, and urban analytics.