Irma Kveladze
Assistant professor
Aalborg University
Copenhagen, Denmark
Assistant Professor at Aalborg University, specialising in GIScience and spatial decision support for sustainable urban mobility. PI in the PROMISE project, developing GIS and GeoAI-enabled tools for micromobility, accessibility and urban planning.
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I am currently a Principal Investigator in the DUT-funded PROMISE project, where Aalborg University leads the development of the Micro-Mobility Decision Support Tool (MDST). My work focuses on translating complex urban mobility data and stakeholder requirements into GIS- and GeoAI-enabled analytical methods and interactive decision-support solutions for cities. This includes accessibility and isochrone modelling, bikeability and micromobility indicators, network analysis, multi-criteria spatial assessment, scenario analysis, data visualisation and evidence-based infrastructure planning.
Through PROMISE, I work directly with municipalities, mobility and logistics stakeholders and research partners across several European Living Labs, linking methodological development with real urban planning and implementation needs.
For DUT Call 2026, I am particularly interested in interdisciplinary consortia addressing sustainable mobility transitions, the 15-minute city, active and micromobility, accessibility, urban logistics, GeoAI, urban digital twins and spatial decision-support systems.
I can contribute both advanced GIScience/GeoAI expertise and practical experience from an ongoing DUT project, including co-creation with municipalities, Living Lab implementation, stakeholder requirements analysis, spatial modelling and development of transferable digital planning tools.