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A. Mahdavi:
"Bringing HIM closer to HER";
Hauptvortrag: SIMAUD2020, TU Wien, Wien, Österreich (COVID19-bedingt: Webconference) (eingeladen); 25.05.2020 - 26.05.2020; in: "2020 Proceedings of the Symposium on Simulation for Architecture and Urban Design", A. Chronis, G. Wurzer, W Lorenz, C.M. Herr, U. Pont, D. Cupkova, G. Wainer (Hrg.); SIMAUD / The Society for Modeling and Simulation International, (2020), ISBN: 978-1565553712; Paper-Nr. Keynote #4, 7 S.

(no german abstract)
The approach to planning and maintaining the built
environment should be arguably people-centric
ideologically and evidence-based methodologically.
Whereas the former requires concerted Human-
Environment-Research (HER), the latter could be
implemented in terms of Human-Information-Modeling
(HIM). HER is complex, and HIM is challenging. But to
properly approach HIM, we need to rely on HER. As things
are, there is still a gap between HIM and HER. The present
contribution addresses this gap and the prospects of
reducing it.

The approach to planning and maintaining the built
environment should be arguably people-centric
ideologically and evidence-based methodologically.
Whereas the former requires concerted Human-
Environment-Research (HER), the latter could be
implemented in terms of Human-Information-Modeling
(HIM). HER is complex, and HIM is challenging. But to
properly approach HIM, we need to rely on HER. As things
are, there is still a gap between HIM and HER. The present
contribution addresses this gap and the prospects of
reducing it.

Human-Environment-Research, Human-Information-Modelling

https://publik.tuwien.ac.at/files/publik_289008.pdf