The Tourism Mobility Day in Zell am See offered networking on possible solutions for sustainable mobility in tourism. Here, 150 experts exchanged views on opportunities and challenges in times of climate change. Dagmar Lahnsteiner from Studio iSPACE and the Ultimob, Airport 4.0, PRIMA and SaMBA projects were also present.
The global GIS Day aims to get young people interested in geoinformatics. Every year, schools also come to Science City Itzling, as the PLUS Department of Geoinformatics Z GIS and the iSPACE studios are several centres of excellence for geoinformatics. PLUS also organises the GIS Day for these two institutions every year. This allows young people to interactively experience various innovative applications from the world of GIS and research. This year, Caroline Atzl and Michael Andorfer from the Smart 4D Environments studio welcomed them to iSPACE and introduced them to the exciting world of geoinformatics.
To develop Schallmoos is the goal of the Transformator:in, and Research Studio iSPACE of RSA FG is on board for it. As part of a course at the Institute of Urban Planning at Graz University of Technology, students presented their ideas for the neighbourhood. To do so, they visited Salzburg and gathered input from the local Trans|formator:in partners.
In the LösungsWege project, the Salzburg studio is working together with a large consortium on inter-municipal, regional mobility solutions.
The international forum on the anthropocene is an important platform when it comes to sustainable strategies in a world shaped by humans. This year, the forum dedicated itself to the topic of water. iSPACE studio manager and PLUS employee Thomas Prinz traveled to Heiligenblut and presented "Tools for resource-conserving land management with a special focus on green-blue infrastructure".
The aim of the 5G-MOBiS project was to use 5G data for traffic control as well as spatial and mobility planning.
Austria's goal is to be climate neutral by 2040. To achieve this, the Climate and Energy Fund is promoting innovative technologies "Made in Austria". At the annual event of [...]
Once again the Salzburger Nachrichten reports on a successful project from the Research Studio iSPACE: the print edition of July 6th, 2022 reports in detail about the effects of [...]
How can mobility in the Alps be made more sustainable? This was the question addressed by the SaMBA project of the Research Studio iSPACE of the RSA FG. The results and findings of the project will be presented at a final conference on 6 October.
Land consumption is a major environmental problem in Austria - innovative solutions for sustainable spatial planning were discussed at a symposium in Dresden.
