Advances in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and spatial data have
enabled more detailed and sophisticated analyses of spatial issues in
cities and regions.
At the Kawabata Seminar, we approach real-world urban and regional
socioeconomic challenges from a spatial perspective. By utilizing GIS
and spatial datasets, we develop the ability to visualize and analyze
the structure and dynamics of urban and regional systems.
Through practical spatial data analysis using GIS and geospatial
information, we aim to generate new insights that contribute to
solving real-world problems. Embracing Keio University’s philosophy of
“Hangaku Hankyo” (students and teachers learning together), we foster
a stimulating and collaborative environment where we enjoy learning
and conducting research together.
(Accepting PEARL and Double Degree students)
