Workshop: Make the invisible city visible with Geospatial Knowledge Graphs

Spatial planning is about analysis and decision-making. But how do you still know what influences what? And when you already have the data, how do you establish the connections? Geospatial knowledge graphs make this possible and thereby offer concrete opportunities for spatial planning in European cities.

The GeoAI Toolkit for Urban Planners shows how the combination of a language model, RAG and a geospatial knowledge graph enables planners to query multiple conditions simultaneously — from nitrogen space and energy capacity to ecological values and the environmental plan. No longer 'is it permitted here?', but 'where do the conditions converge?'

During this workshop, participants work with concrete urban challenges using the toolkit. What are the application possibilities for your municipality or region? And what data and organisational preconditions are needed to put this into practice?