DOKORP 2025 presentation by Alper Al


The research explores the social, spatial, and technical drivers of PEDs and the role of digital tools in supporting energy transitions in urban environments. Through a bibliometric literature review, the study identifies key topics, research gaps, and interdisciplinary approaches spanning computer science, gamification, energy, urban planning, architecture, and geography.

“With urban communities front and center of climate action, adaptation, and mitigation efforts could support decarbonization in cities whilst creating a more just, equitable, and sustainable future for all.”
– UN-Habitat (2024), World Cities Report 2024

This research is part of the Community Collaboration Laboratory for Sustainable Campus Development (CCLab) at the Chair and Institute for Urban Design and European Urbanism, RWTH Aachen University, and is funded by the German University of Excellence Network Research Grant (2024–2029) (BMBF & MKW).

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