Amirmohammad Ghavimi

Dr. Amirmohammad Ghavimi is a researcher affiliated with the University of Oldenburg, actively contributing to the Geo-Toolbox project under the Northwest Lower Saxony Sustainable New (4N) initiative since August 2022. His work focuses on geospatial analysis, sustainable urban-rural development, and GIS-based decision-making frameworks.

• Current roles: Project researcher at University of Oldenburg
• Key collaborations: With Prof. Dr. Thomas Brinkhoff, Prof. Dr. Roland Pesch, and Prof. Dr. Frank Schüssler

His research explores:

• Participatory GIS for public engagement
• Recreational value assessment in urban green spaces
• Spatiotemporal data processing for sustainability
• GIS applications in managing development uncertainties
• Civil society influence on urban spatial design

Recent articles demonstrate a focus on developing data-driven tools for sustainable transformation, with a recurring emphasis on GIS-enabled solutions and equitable resource allocation. He has presented research at events like the City Transitions Symposium and CESSDA training workshops.

Project Involvement:

• Leading the Geo-Toolbox initiative (2021-2026) to process spatiotemporal data for rural transformation
• Supervising student theses on sustainability evaluation tools and agrivoltaic systems
• Contributing to laboratories for optical 3D metrology and geospatial research