Core CPD Framework:
- Digital Planning
- 4.5 CPD Hours
Digital Planning Innovation, AI and Consultation
Innovation in Planning is fast accelerating, and with it brings new possibilities for consultation, streamlined development management, and cost-efficient housebuilding. The planning system has previously lagged behind many other industries, however there has been a recent surge of interest in digital solutions to planning problems. This seminar will showcase some of the various technologies, and use-cases for software in the built environment professions. It will be suitable for local authority professionals, as well as those in the private sector.
Learning Outcomes
• An introduction to Artificial intelligence in planning
• New methods for digital consultation and engagement
• New User Centred approaches in local authorities and Streamlining development management
• Using software to aid the development sector
Programme
This seminar will be chaired by Simon Wicks, Editor at The Planner Magazine
- 9:00am - arrival and registration at One Strawberry Lane, Newcastle
- 9:30am - 4.00pm - Programme coming soon
Accessibility
• The venue is 3-minute walk away from St James Metro Station and 15-minute walk from Newcastle Central Station
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• The venue is accessible by taxi
The RTPI is committed to delivering inclusive events to make sure that all attendees have the best possible experience. To help work towards being able to do this if you have any access needs or special requirements you would like to discuss, please contact Kim Walker. Your feedback is important to us as we strive to create a welcoming and accommodating environment for everyone.
Please note we have a limited number of free tickets for those at Local Authorities
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Discover more about our chair and speakers
Additional information will be provided as we finalise the programme.
Simon Wicks
Deputy editor of The Planner / Redactive
Simon Wicks
Deputy editor of The Planner / Redactive
Simon is a journalist and the deputy editor of The Planner, the RTPI's member magazine. Over the years, his work has seen him reporting on parish council meetings, planning committees and a murder trial; mentoring young journalists from inner cities; interviewing Kosovan refugee children in Serbia and village kids in Tanzania; ghostwriting the autobiography of a successful immigrant entrepreneur; and interviewing influential figures in UK planning. He believes everyone has a story to tell and specialises in helping them to tell it.
