CEUCI - Center for Studies on Knowledge and Innovation Urban Development: knowledge-based areas in urban fringes: guidelines for sustainable implementation with the support of information modeling

• Grant number: 21/11962-4
• Support Opportunities: Research Grants - Science Centers for Development
• Start date: September 01, 2022
• End date: August 31, 2027
• Field of knowledge: Applied Social Sciences - Urban and Regional Planning
• Principal Investigator: Maria Gabriela Caffarena Celani
• Grantee: Maria Gabriela Caffarena Celani
• Host Institution: Faculdade de Engenharia Civil, Arquitetura e Urbanismo (FEC). Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Campinas , SP, Brazil
• Pesquisadores principais: Emilia Wanda Rutkowski ; Evandro Ziggiatti Monteiro ; José Gilberto Dalfré Filho ; Luciana Bongiovanni Martins Schenk ; Milena Pavan Serafim ; Silvia Aparecida Mikami Gonçalves Pina
• Associated researchers: Alessandro Sanches Pereira ; Ana Maria Girotti Sperandio ; Beatriz Martins Arruda ; Carlito Calil Neto ; Fabricia Zulin ; Felippe Benavente Canteras ; Gerald Augusto Corzo Perez ; Iara Gonçalves dos Santos ; José Gilberto Dalfré Filho ; Laura Martins de Carvalho ; Laura Monasterio Morales ; Luana Mattos de Oliveira Cruz ; Luciana Bongiovanni Martins Schenk ; Lucila Chebel Labaki ; Marcela Noronha Pinto de Oliveira e Sousa ; Maria Conceicao Silverio Pires ; Maurício Francisco Casotti ; Patricia Mara Sanches ; Patricia Nunes da Silva Mariuzzo ; Paulo José Pereira Curado ; Rafael Costa Freiria ; Regina Andrade Tirello ; Robson Canuto da Silva ; Sidney Piochi Bernardini ; Silvia Aparecida Mikami Gonçalves Pina ; Silvia Regina Stuchi Cruz ; Thalita dos Santos Dalbelo ; Vitor Eduardo Molina Junior ; Vivian Silveira dos Santos Bardini ; William Machado Emiliano ; Zahra Alinam ; Zilma Borges de Souza
• Associated scholarship(s): 24/09552-0 - A GOVERNANCE MODEL FOR THE ECOLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY AREA OF THE METROPOLITAN REGION OF CAMPINAS, BP.DR; 25/01368-9 - Using Nature based Systems in solutions of drainage and sanitation for the sustainable development., BP.MS; 25/01878-7 - Housing in knowledge-based territories: socio-ecological inclusion and technology, BP.PD; + associated scholarships 25/00877-7 - Scenario modeling in knowledge-based urban developments, BP.TT; 24/18579-0 - Monitoring of the HIDS urban project., BP.TT; 24/23078-0 - Systematic Literature Mapping on Sustainable Taxonomies., BP.TT; 24/15809-4 - RENATURALIZATION OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL BASINS: Case Studies, BP.MS; 24/10227-7 - ADAPTING SECOND GENERATION TECHNOLOGY PARKS TO NEW INNOVATION MODELS: THE CASE OF SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS, BP.MS; 24/19429-1 - Scenario modeling in knowledge-based urban developments., BP.TT; 24/17322-5 - Scenario Modeling in Knowledge-Based Urban Developments, BP.TT; 24/17068-1 - The Housing Dimension in Urban Adaptation to Climate Change and Inclusion in the Territories of Knowledge, BP.IC; 24/15880-0 - Systematic Mapping of Literature on Sustainable Cities, Resilience and Social Participation, BP.IC; 24/10797-8 - Production of material for an exhibition about Knowledge-Based Urban Development, BP.TT; 24/07270-8 - Scenario modeling in knowledge-based urban developments, BP.TT; 24/07278-9 - Sustainable cities and communities: Analysis and reflections on the adoption of social technologies, strategies and policies in the RMC, BP.DR; 24/06887-1 - Strategies for adapting urban areas to climate change, BP.IC; 24/00549-7 - Systematic Mapping of the Literature on Digital Twins Applied to Urban Circularity, BP.IC; 24/01168-7 - Application of scientific journalism in the dissemination of research developed at the Center for Studies on Urbanization for Knowledge and Innovation, BP.JC; 24/02948-6 - Analysis of interactions between urban form and bioclimatic performance: cases of new territories of knowledge in T3 zones of the transect, BP.DR; 23/00905-5 - Communicating urban perception through City Information Modeling and Virtual Reality a study based on environmental psychology, BP.PD; 23/04126-0 - Knowledge districts and sustainable communities: an integrative analysis., BP.PD; 23/03301-3 - Urban Knowledge Areas and integrative and responsible governance models, BP.PD; 23/01465-9 - Application of science dissemination of Ceuci Unicamp, BP.JC; 23/01183-3 - Urban Morphology and Comfort, BP.IC; 23/01212-3 - Systematic Mapping of Knowledge-Based Urban Development Literature, BP.IC; 23/01648-6 - Urban modeling in knowledge-based urban development, BP.TT; 23/00882-5 - Knowledge districts and their urban proposals: case study, BP.MS; 23/01186-2 - Production of exhibition material on Urban development based on knowledge in cities in São Paulo, BP.TT; 23/00918-0 - Case Study: Paris-Saclay, BP.IC; 23/01167-8 - Participatory Processes in urban projects: a sociotechnical analysis, BP.MS; 23/01181-0 - Systematic Literature Mapping of Computational Tools applied to City Information Modeling, BP.IC - associated scholarships

Abstract

In the current context of the knowledge society, many university campuses in São Paulo cities are expected to undergo a transformation process in the coming decades, with the installation around them of research and development institutes, innovation hubs and high technology companies. These new knowledge-based urban areas will demand a series of equipment and infrastructure, such as housing, services, sanitation, open spaces for public use, among others. Considering their location, typically in urban fringes, at the interface with agricultural areas, natural forests fragments and other preexistences that are generally disconnected from consolidated urban areas, and due to the current scenario of climate change, ecosystem destruction and economic and social crisis, this transformation will face several challenges, requiring new methods and tools for urban planning. In line with the Sustainable Development Goals, this research project aims to study these issues through the following cross-cutting thematic axes: technologies, governance, public policies, urban regulation, circular/donut economy, mitigation of gentrification and ecological paradigm. The project builds on the work started in 2020 with the creation of a lato sensu postgraduate program at FECFAU aimed at studying the implementation of the Hub for Sustainable Development (HIDS), in which Unicamp's Barão Geraldo campus is located. The methodological procedures will include, in the first three years of the project, systematic literature reviews, case studies, participant observation of the project's development for HIDS, the participatory process with the communities involved and workshops to discuss concepts with focus groups. As a result, a conceptual framework will be produced on the creation of new knowledge-based urban areas, contributing to the economic, social, environmental and urban development. In the second phase of the project, this methodological process will be applied experimentally to other cities in the state of São Paulo and a new interdisciplinary inter-unit postgraduate program will be proposed at Unicamp, institutionalizing a new line of research on the subject. (AU)