Integrates advanced GIS and digital mapping technologies to preserve and interpret the urban morphology of historical sites, enhancing regional preservation policies.

Main Research Projects

Nanjing Ming Dynasty Exterior City Wall Conservation Planning

Spearheaded a collaborative initiative that combined field surveys with sophisticated GIS mapping to develop a comprehensive conservation strategy for Nanjing’s historic city walls. This project not only aimed to preserve but also to integrate the city’s rich history into its modern urban fabric.

Spiritual Places—Sacred Urban Spaces and Daily Living Patterns in Bhaktapur

Developed a culturally sensitive heritage walk that employed GIS and spatial analysis to connect physical landmarks with intangible cultural practices. This innovative approach has enhanced the visitor experience, allowing for a deeper appreciation of Bhaktapur’s religious architecture intertwined with daily community life.