The increasing integration of digital technologies in urban planning offers transformative opportunities for improving governance, citizen engagement, and operational efficiency. However, it also presents significant challenges, including ethical concerns, data bias, and potential inequalities in access and outcomes. Understanding these dynamics is crucial as governments and planners strive to balance innovation with inclusivity and accountability. Ultimately, it highlights the critical role of urban e-planning in addressing the complexities of modern cities while fostering equitable and sustainable development. Recent Advances and Prospects in Urban E-Planning comprises empirical findings and insights on the ongoing transformation of the field of urban planning due to the extensive use of information and communication technologies in the planning process, its recent advancements, and the prospects for the next years. By examining global case studies and reflecting on technological advancements, this book underscores the importance of equipping urban planning processes with tools that enhance transparency, effectiveness, and responsiveness to societal needs. Covering topics such as 3D models, healthcare access, and waste governance, this book is an excellent resource for urban planners, policymakers, academicians, researchers, technology developers, data scientists, postgraduate students, and more.
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