Blue-green mobility networks for the 15-minute city — TUM research partner seeks consortium

Beyond travel time and network coverage, we could assess shade, heat exposure, access to green and blue spaces, and ecological connectivity along routes to major workplaces, public transport and local services.

I bring expertise in GIS-based urban and ecological connectivity analysis, urban rivers, landscape planning and nature-based solutions. At TUM, I would be interested in developing and leading a research work package on spatial analysis, route quality and evaluation, subject to institutional agreement and funding eligibility.

I would welcome contact from consortia involving municipalities, major employers or institutions, mobility providers, and research partners who aim to test coordinated measures that reduce car commuting and improve the quality of active travel.