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Pilvi Nummi is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Built Environment, specializing in urban planning innovation and participatory methods. Her work bridges digital tools and urban development, focusing on co-design, hybrid participation, and user-centric planning systems. She holds a Doctoral degree in Engineering and Technology from Aalto University (2020) and a Master's in Architecture from Helsinki University of Technology (2008).
Research Interests:
- Urban Planning & Land Use
- Digital Twins & 3D Visualization
- Public Participation GIS
- E-participation & Hybrid Models
- Sustainable Urban Development
Her research explores how digital tools like 3D planning systems and participatory GIS enhance inclusive urban planning. Recent work includes the GreenTwins project and studies on social media's role in planning processes. Collaborations span institutions like the University of Turku and TalTech, with datasets on planning methodologies and user-centered design.
Key contributions include 3D planning support systems for self-organizing communities and frameworks for evaluating digital innovation adoption in municipalities. Media features include discussions on improving digital data quality for researchers (2022).
