Climate change and sustainability transition in circular real estate valuation. University of Naples Federico II.

Mingyang Yu holds a M.Sc. in Geographical Information Systems from the University of Leeds, U.K. and a B.Sc. in Environmental Science from China. His studies centered on environmental modeling and data-driven research, exploring the impacts of climate change on urban environments. His background encompasses geospatial analysis, environmental science, and urban data management. He has participated in projects utilizing spatial regression and machine learning applications. His master’s dissertation employed GWR and MGWR models to investigate non-hedonic factors influencing London housing prices. His research projects have effectively bridged theory with practical applications. He is enthusiastic about joining QuiVal, an interdisciplinary platform that integrates climate adaptation into real estate valuation. His objective is to develop data-driven models for sustainable urban resilience. Through collaborative efforts, he aims to advance knowledge on incorporating climate factors into urban development, contributing to the creation of adaptable, circular, and equitable cities.