Advanced Urban Analytics:
Big Data, Smart Cities and Geospatial Analysis.


Dive into the transformative world of big data and its impact on urban development in this immersive 10-week program. Explore innovative strategies for leveraging data to shape smarter, more sustainable cities.

50+Hrs of Live Sessions with Experts
18 Biweekly Live Sessions for 10 Weeks
4 Curated @ L.A.B.S Modules + Personalized Assessments

Next Cohort: 01 March, 2025

Program Duration: 10 Weeks, online (3-5 hours/week)

06+

Software's

Utilize a range of cutting-edge software and geospatial tools for data analysis and urban planning.

15+

Plugin's

Access over ten essential plugins for enhanced data collection, analysis, visualization and integration.

15-20

scholars per course 

Engage with a focused cohort of selected scholars for multi-disciplinary engagement and collaboration. 

Who is this Program for ?

Urban Planners and Designers  

Academics and Researchers

Graduate and Post Graduate Students

Data Analysts and Scientists 

Government Officials and Policymakers

Community Activists and NGOs

Meet your Mentors

Kriti Nirmal

Architect & Urban Planner, Government of Gujarat (Ahmedabad)

Kriti Nirmal is an architect and urban planner currently working as a Project & Research Associate with the Government of Gujarat.  With a strong focus on public policy, urban digital governance, and strategic frameworks, Kriti combines her expertise to drive sustainable urban development.


Maria Augusta Kroetz

Architect, Planner & Mobility Consultant,  Systematica (Milan)

Maria Kroetz is an Architect and Urban Planner currently working as a Mobility Planner at Systematica (Milan). Her focus in on the integration various tools and technologies to develop urban mobility solutions. Her work and research enables her to manage large and complex urban data sets effectively.


Pushkar Runwal

Academic, Architect & Urbanist, CEPT  (Ahmedabad)

Pushkar Runwal is an architect and urbanist, currently engaged as a Teaching Associate at CEPT University's Faculty of Planning, where he mentors master’s students.  Pushkar is also deeply committed to the fields of mobility and climate change, exploring their critical roles in shaping sustainable urban futures.


What will you learn ?

Module 1

@Urban Analytics (learn)



Introduction To Big Data 
Big Data Urbanism & Smart City Technologies 
Open Data Repositories & Frameworks
Geospatial Data Mapping and Representation

Module 2

@Urban Analytics (apply)


Geospatial Data Processing with GIS
Data Transformation & Conversion
Raster Data Visualization                  
Vector Data Visualization
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Module 3

@Urban Analytics (build)


Real World Application

Data Driven Strategies, Tools & Solutions
Introduction To Python
Data Driven Methodologies with Python



Module 4

@Urban Analytics (scale)


Artificial Intelligence & Geospatial Analysis            

Machine Learning & Pattern Recognition 
Data Dashboards Development
Big Data Symposium 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the duration of the program, when does it start?

The program lasts for 10 weeks, beginning on March 1, 2025, with 3-5 hours of online coursework each week.

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes, we offer free consultations to help you explore the program and address any questions you may have!

Are there any prerequisites for enrolment?

While there are no strict prerequisites, a background in urban studies, data science, or a related field will be beneficial for maximizing your learning experience.

What types of projects will I work on?

You will engage in both individual and group projects focused on real-life urban challenges, such as climate change, utilizing big data insights for practical applications.

What tools and software will I learn to use?

Participants will gain experience with cutting-edge software and geospatial tools, including QGIS, Python, Tableau, as well as various data collection plugins.

how do the l.a.b.s modules enhance the learning experience?

The L.A.B.S module includes personalized assessments and interactive sessions, ensuring participants gain relevant skills and knowledge tailored to their interests and career goals.

Cities are the original big data systems. The more we understand how they function, the better we can plan for their future.

- Edward Glaeser