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School of Engineering, Department of Planning and Regional Development
Georgios OuzounidisPortfo io 2008 /12
Eutuxidou 35, GR-11634 Pagkrati, AthensCell Phone: +30 6944 852027e-mail: [email protected]
Personal Information
Work Experience
Awards - Publications
Computer Skills
Birth DayPlace of Birth
NationalityMilitary Services
Okt.2006 - Feb.2012
Jul.2011 - Feb.2012
Jul.2011 - Feb.2012
Mar.2011 - Jul.2011
Jul.2009 - Aug.2009
Sep.2012
Dec.2010
Cirriculum Vitae
5.9.1988Milano, ItalyGreekFulfilled
Greek University DegreeUniversity of Thessaly, School of Engineering, Department of Planning and Regional Development (DPRD), Pedion Areos, GR-38334 Volos
Thesis: “Design and implementation of multi criteria spatial analysis - determination of suitable locations for residence in the city”
Elaboration of drafts and plansDomiki Doriki GP, Paster 2, GR-54633 ThessalonikiHead of sector of General Population and Housing Cencus 2011Hellenic Statistical Authority (EL.STAT.), Pireos 46, GR-18510 Piraeus
Assistant Assesor Program (Internship)Advice Management Consults SA, 26th Octovriou, GR-54627 Thessaloniki
Μ. Venetsanou, Κ. Lasda, Μ. Dedeletakis, C. Stathaki, G. Ouzounidis and T. Pellas (2012) “Relations between permanent and actual population of Kallikratian Municipalities, based on the General Census of 2001” on the 3rd National Conference of Urban Planning and Regional Development, Volos
First prize in Student Thematic Map Competition on the 6th National Conference of the Hellenic Society of Geografical Information Systems (HellasGIs), Athens
Geografical Information Systems (ArcGIS Advance 10.1, Erdas Imagine)Statistical Analysis Software (SPSS Data Collection 16.0)CAD (Autocad 2012, Autocad Architecture 2012, Autocad Map 3D)Graphic Design (Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, Dreamweaver)MS Office Certificate, ICT Advanced Certification in Web DevelopmentProgramming Languages: Html, CSS, SQL
Education
Nov.2008
Feb.2012 - Nov.2012 Military ServicesTechnical Corps, Hellenic Army
portfolio 2008/12
Index
Architectural / Urban Design
Urban Planning
Regional Planning
Thematic Cartography
Thesis
Architectural Design Studio II / 2008Urban Morfology and Design / 2008
Urban Planning Studio Ia / 2009Urban Planning Studio Ib / 2009Urban Planning Studio II / 2010
Spatial Planning Studio IIa / 2010Spatial Planning Studio IIb / 2010
Location-Allocation of Spatial Functions / 2011
Thematic Map Competition / 2010Spatial Dimensions of Demographic Phenomena / 2010
p.1p.2
p.3-4p.5-6p.7-8
p.9-10p.11-12
p.17-20p.15-16p.13-14
p.21-24 Design and Implementation of Multicriteria Spatial Analysis - Determination of Suitable Locations for Residence in the city / 2012
Architectural Design
Residence Structure DesignArchitectural Design Studio II / individual project / 2008 (scale 1:10 - 1:50)
1 3D east side view2 floor plan3 3D main entrance4 roof garden5 surrounding space formation6 vertical section of the building3
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Mixed-use building(commercial-office-residence)
Design characteristics:surrounding space formation
exploitation of orientationbicycle infrastructuresufficient ventilationunderground parking
intergration of the building in the surrounding contextbioclimatic design
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1 3D coastal front view2 project plan3 pedestrian flows - main grid in three different scales
Urban Design
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Public Square RedesignUrban Morfology and Design / group project / 2008(scale 1:500 - 1:1,000)
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Redevelopment plan of central
square and coastal front
in the city of Volos, of a total
area of 9.1 ha.
Existing pedestrian flows extend from the surrounding urban web to the redeveloping area to create a new grid, that will be used in three differ-ent scales, forming new open spaces. The materials define the subregion’s particularities. Specially modulated spaces are designed, sheltered or not, to accommodate any entertaining, athletic or other activities. Hypsometric differences allow the user to enjoy the sea view from each point of the redeveloping area. The area has been designed to be as easy as possible for use by people with disabilities.
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Urban Planning
Urban Redevelopment Plan - AnalysisUrban Planning Studio Ia / group project / 2009Small level spatial planning (scale 1:5,000 - 1:1,000)
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1 number of floors2 building age3 main building material4 public space
Number of floors
Urban redevelopment plan part of Nea Ionia city - detailed record of building stock and analysis of urban space. Analysis of the areas of intervention - urban gap (26 Ha) and degraded area (9 Ha). The analysis refers to both the sociological approach of the city and
the detailed record and understanding of the urban environment. Analysis of state of buildings, construc-tion materials, building use, identification of planning deficiencies such as discon-tinuity of the urban tissue, urban gaps, degraded areas, problems in the urban trans-port networks, inadequacy of public open spaces, parks and identification of aban-doned places in the city.
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Urban Planning
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Residence AResidence BCommercialLight IndustryEducationHealthcareWarehouse
Green (protection)Green SpaceWaterPublic Spaces
5 number of apartments6 roofing material7 building condition8 land use
AnalysisMap series of the existing building stock status of Nea Ionia city in order to propose an organized residence plan near the riverside area (abandoned area), a street layout plan for the northern sector of the city (urban gap) and a redevelopment plan in the area of military camp.
Urban Planning
Urban Redevelopment Plan - ProposalUrban Planning Studio Ib / group project / 2009Small level spatial planning (1:5,000 - 1:1,000)
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1 landmark2 conceptual sketch3 residencial area draft4 concept model
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Urban redevelopment plan (camp area), organized residence plan (urban gap) and street layout plan (abandoned area).
Proposed planning principles:Design an axis which connects the organized residential area with the military camp, create flows to and from the degraded area, create an assembly - contact point between different social groups
of this region, improve links with the isolated spatial sections of the urban tis-sue caused by natural and artificial boundaries of the city - railway and stream, connecting public spaces, redevelopment-reformation of the camp area in order to enhance the area’s character and to provide an identity.
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Urban Planning
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ResidenceCommercialAdministrationEntertainmentAthleticsEducationGreen SpaceOfficces
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Proposal
5 land use - residential area6 land use - urban redevelopment7 aerial - 3D views
Land Uses
1 variety of land uses / wide area2 service radius of high schools in central city3 spatial organization of human activities / urban section categories
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Urban Planning
General Development PlanUrban Planning Studio II / group project / 2010Middle level spatial planning (scale 1:100,000 - 1:10,000)
Urban Study of the General Development Plan of Municipality of Volos
Existing situation’s analysis indicates a spatial approach of the municipality, its devel-opment profile, spacial and environmental data, productive activities (level of disper-sion of rural area), industrial zones, town planning and evaluating existing situation, prospects and general guidelines. The proposal presents three alternative scenarios, including fundamentals, the suitable scenario is chosen and analyzed. The final draft includes the spatial organization plan of human activities and land use, the proposed
urban infrastructure, actions for environ-mental protection, the urban development model of the Munici-pality and the residen-tial receptors’ spatial characteristics (build-ing height, land cover, building factor).
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Residential Areas
Mixed Residential Areas
Central City/Central Uses
Local Center/Central Uses
Industrial Zone
Small Industry/Trade
Social Services
Tourism/Entertainment
Open Public Spaces
Port Area
Regeneration Areas
Urban Planning
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Settlement Boundaries
Urban Expansion
Urban Sesction
Coastline
Railway Network
Freeway Road
Arterial Road
Collector Road
Local Road
High Way Completion
Proposal Plan
Regional Planning
Region Development PlanSpatial Planning Studio IIa / group project / 2010Large level spatial planning (scale 1:500,000 - 1:250,000)
a land use map b region morfology
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Urban fabricAgricultural AreasPermanently Irrigated LandScrub VegetationForestsWetlandsAirportsIndustrial UnitsMineral Extraction Sites
Land Use
Analysis
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Spatial Regional Plan of Thessaly
In the analysis, the study refers to the region’s spatial integration at the wide area, the develop-ment and spatial planning, evaluates current situation, prospects and the impact of the former spatial policies applied.
Land uses, either as a result of an organized spatial plan or as an outcome of undefined
activities, are in direct interaction and develop relations between them.
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Regional Planning Proposal
c regional planning guidelines
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environmental degradation
livestock unitfreight hubfreight center
area of specific spatial arrangemetsecodevelopment areahighly protected area
promote coastal connections
urban collaborative network
transregional connections
expansion of protected areas
The proposed model of spatial organization in the region has three main objectives: a) outreach (intensification of the region’s relations with neighboring spatial units), b) internal cohesion (reinforcement of less developed areas of the region) c) and interaction (creation of urban collaborative network between metropolitan areas).
Coastal Transregional Development PlanSpatial Planning Studio IIb / group project / 2010Large level spatial planning (scale 1:500,000 - 1:250,000)
1 current situation analysis / map serie2 areas of environmental interest
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Regional Planning
Transregional Development Plan of Special Areas - Coastal Area: Axios - Pieria South Coast & Larissa Coastal Zone
The analysis of spatial study focuses on the evaluation of the current situation, with main points the natural environment, the special protection status, the residential network and strategic planning guidelines, problematical coastal areas and re-searches region’s threats and opportunities.
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Regional Planning
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Proposal
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3 planning and development guidelines4 proposed coastal and air connections5 protection level of the natural environment
Guidelines aim, first of all, to undertake measures for the protection of natural environment. A wider environmental net-work connects the most important areas of environmental value and outlines the inter-relations with relevant neighboring areas. The network includes pockets located in the coastal front, where intense pressure is indicated because of touristic activities.
A sustainable management of natural resources and development of rural area, is achieved through a proper exploitation of natural resources, as a result of developing alternative tourism activities, environmen-tally friendly, for the benefit of local com-munities.
Thematic Cartography
Criminal Predisposition of the E.U. CountriesThematic Mapping / group project / 2010(spatial scale 1:20,000,000 - 1:10,000,000)
* 1st Prize in Thematic Map Competition on the 6th National Conference of the Hellenic Society of Geografical Information Systems (HellasGIs) / Athens / December 2010
1 diagram - prisoners per 1,000 residents2 map - school drop out ( % )3 final map competition
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The criminal predisposition is a result of observation and analysis of nine variables related to marital status, labour market and wider socio-economic indicators, of E.U. countries’ population. It has to be mentioned that there is not any functional relation between the ex-ported indicator of criminal predisposition and the primary variables. The projection system for imaging the European continent is Lambert Conformal Conic.
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Thematic Cartography
3
Competition’ s Final Map
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2 - 4
5 - 7
8 - 10
11, 13 or 15
Thematic Cartography
Demografic Profile Comparison Between Kapodistrian and Kallikratian MunicipalitiesSpatial Dimensions of Demographic Phenomena / group project / 2011(spatial scale 1:5,000,000 - 1:1,000,000)
* part of the study has been presented and published on the Proceedings of the 3rd National Conference of Urban Planning and Regional Development, with the title “Relations between permanent and actual population of Kal-likratian Municipalities, based on the General Census of 2001” / Sep. 2012
In the first section of the study, basic demographic indicators between two spatial levels, Kapodistrian and Kallikratian Municipalities, are compared (“Kallikrates” lim-its municipalities from 1024 to 325). The study reffers to all Municipalities of Greece, based on 2001 General Census’ data.
In the second section, the concepts of legal, actual and permanent population are analyzed, the relations between real and permanent population of municipalities are
examined and indicators are proposed based on the analysis of the three polulation types, as population sets.
Total of merged Kapodis-trian Municipalieties
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actual population
permanent populaton
legal population
1 diagram - permanent / actual / legal population2 map - Kallikrates Municipalities merge3 map - population (%) enumerated at birth place4 map - population index (actual / permanent)5 map - foreigners‘ contribution at change of municipalities’ total population median age
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Thematic Cartography Map of population (%) enumerated at birth place
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Kapodistrias Kallikrates
Thematic CartographyIndex (actual / permanent population)
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Kapodistrias Kallikrates
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Thematic Cartography Map of foreigners‘ contribution at change of municipalities’ total population median age
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Kapodistrias Kallikrates
0,0 - 0,3
0,4 - 0,7
0,8 - 1,4
1,5 - 2,5
2,6 - 4,7
4,8 - 8,4
8,5 - 13,6
Thematic Cartography
Analysis of Residence Mobility at Perfecture Level (1995-2001)Location-Allocation of Spatial Functions / group project / 2011Spatial analysis (scale 1:5,000,000)
1 map - probability of movement of Thessaloniki’s residents to other prefectures of Greece (Huff Model)
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In the study, are presented in a series of maps the absolute sizes of mobility (incoming and outgoing population) at pre-fecture level, the percentages on the total internal movement (country level), the location quotient of incoming population for residence per prefecture and the probability of a resident from the prefectures of Attica (A1 Athens) and Thessaloniki to move to other prefectures, according to Huff Model.
It has to be mentioned that the prefecture of Attica is divided into four districts, for the best understanding of the phe-nomenon, due to the high concentration of residents in this prefecture.
The largest movement is observed in prefectures around the two major urban centers of the country and the
number of incoming population to Thessaloniki is larger than the number of outgoing population on
the same prefecture, in contrast to prefecture of Athens A1 in Attica.
ThessalonikiPrefecture Capital
Probability of movement ( % )
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Thematic Cartography Residence Mobility
2 map - persentage of incoming population for residence per prefecture during the period 1995-2001 (topo to raster analysis)3 map - location quotient of incoming population for residence per prefec-ture during the period 1995-2001 (topo to raster analysis)
The percentage of incoming population is calculated on the entire internal movement which is equal to 621,348 residents.
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location quotienthighest value: 137.78
lowest value: 68.38
percentage highest value: 26.89 (%)lowest value: 0.29 (%)
Location quotient of incoming population=
Perfecture’s incoming populationTotal internal population movement of Greece
Prefecturer’s population in 2001Total population of Greece 2001
Residence is the city main building use and apart from labor location, all decisions made are related to the residence position. Almost every citizen’s movement has a direction from and to the house location. As residence plays a central role in citizens’ every life, any user activ-
ity or choice is connected with the distance from residence location or best expressed with its time-distance.
The study deals with spatial analysis of land uses in the city and attempts to approach the issue of “suitable locations for residence in the city”, through a multicriteria weighted analysis in urban space. This methodology is based on an analysis of city uses and on the definition of rela-tions among themselves and with the resident-user.
Basic parametres of methodology are the categorization of land uses and the time-dis-tance function. In this study is presented the creation of a combined analysis model, that aims to answer the question of the most suitable areas for residence, depending on the demands of the user. The model was applied in the area of the Municipality of Kalamaria, in Thessaloniki.
Thesis
Thesis / individual project / 2012Spatial analysis (scale 1:10,000 - 1:25,000)
Design and Implementation of Multicriteria Spatial AnalysisDetermination of Suitable Locations for Residence in the city
Key Words: Multicritetia Method, Land Use, Spatial Analysis, Time-distance Function, Map Algebra, Geographic Information System (GIS)
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Thesis
land use categories
relation betweencity user - urban land use (-,0,+)
relation’s significance level ( 1...10 )
value weight definition
export weighted criteria
structuring and weighting criteria
land use distance calculation - study area
time distance function
time distance calculation for land use in study area
export land use value for study area
methodology
map algebra
spatial analysis
determination of suitable locations for residence
data visualization ( 0 - 100 scale value )
classification of solutions in study area
conclutions
processing results
GIS
ThesisModel results in study area
Spatial analysis of land use is not an one-dimensional process. The urban fabric is part of the “socio-economic superstructure” which is related to the dominant mode of production and spatial planning or best expressed to the dominant political system.
Citizen develops relations with building uses and functions in the city, interacts with them and is being affected on his everyday life. Relations could be either attractive or repulsive or even indifferent, in a higher or lower degree. As a result, time-distance from land use is a basic factor for choosing the most suit-
able location for residence in the city.
In the study, the research for the suitable location for residence is determined to a satisfactory degree, as the final image does not lead to an absolute solution but refers to a set of responses across the study area. In this way, could be easily made a comparison be-tween different spatial sectors (neighborhoods), in the fulfillment of the criteria. Rating study area, as to the suitability for housing, in the scale of 0 to 100 ranks all results in probable and less probable solutions, in or-der to become the result of spatial analysis of uses best understood. Using this method, imaging of intermedi-ate solutions exports a different result compared to the classification values.
Determination of suitable locations for residence in Munici-pality of Kalamaria
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Thesis Area of preference for residence per age
ideal location
suitable location
less inappropriate location
inappropriate location
The results of the analysis model are proved satisfactory to certain extend. Nevertheless, there are prospects of further improvement of the model, by introduc-ing and adopting new criteria to the analysis, that are not included in the spatial analysis of uses. A number of these factors are enumerated and described in this study.
In the following series of images is determined the area of preference for residence per age group. Model results are based on objective criteria, in other words the sample results for the ideal residence location, determine three different spatial units in the study area. According to the current general development plan of the municipality, residence is a use allowed for the spatial units mentioned. The neighborhoods chosen above are characterized by completeness of parks, green spaces, cultural entertainment facilities and a satisfactory level of urban transportation service, therefore the selection of these areas is not random but fully con-firmed.
Eutuxidou 35, GR-11634 Pagkrati, AthensCell Phone: +30 6944 852027E-mail: [email protected]
Georgios Ouzounidis
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