View source for Short Learning Activity 1: Introduction to InPlaLabs theoretical, methodological and technical toolkit

InPlaLabs' theoretical, methodological, and technical Framework contains Lectures, Open Educational Resources, Supporting Material, and Literature providing the foundational knowledge for the forward-looking transdisciplinary planning perspectives addressing climate change and urban life in the post-pandemic city

===InPlaLabs Theoretical Framework===
* Transdisciplinary planning perspectives & principles for the climate-resilient, inclusive, and people-centric city (built environment, urban green, social characteristics, etc)
* The crucial green and digital skills for climate-resilient integrated planning of the contemporary European city
* Mobility planning for addressing climate change and contemporary urban life
* Participatory planning for addressing climate change and contemporary urban life
* Evidence-based planning for addressing climate change and contemporary urban life

===InPlaLabs Methodological Framework===
* Quantitative methods for integrated spatial planning
* Qualitative and Participatory methods for integrated spatial planning
* The crucial mixed-methods approaches  for climate-resilient integrated planning of the contemporary European city

===InPlaLabs Technical Framework===
* GIS-based tools and  data sources  towards climate-resilient integrated planning
* Digital tools for analysing urban environment I: Place Syntax Tool, Urban Calculator software, Space Syntax Toolkit, Sustainable Toolkit for the Assessment of Master Plans (STAMP)
* Tools (digital and physical) for participatory planning