Hi, I am HILMAN PRAKOSO

I am based in London, UK

Through Data, Design, and Photography Perspectives

Hi, My name is Hilman Prakoso, an interdisciplinary urbanist based in London, United Kingdom. I just graduated from my master's degree in Urban Spatial Science at University College London (UCL). I approach urbanism through combination of spatial analytics, urban studies, data science, architecture and photography with a spirit of creating sustainable cities.

Before taking master degree, along with my 2 friends, I found an urban research collective in Surabaya, Indonesia, called Suroboyo Ngalor Ngidul, which studies urban-related issues, such as citizen's activities, economic infrastructure, informal public transportation, by conducting walk-in interview and mapping. In my meantime, I enjoy observing urban's interaction and spatial experience through running and cycling, and capture the moment through photography.

Project Portfolios

Here are glimpse of wide range projects I did, related to urban data analytics and data visualisations

Spill-over Effect of Fiscal Decentralisation Policy

An analysis on Indonesian government's revenue expenditure using machine learning and mapping to detect spill-over effect of fiscal decentralisation policy in East Java, Indonesaia

Foundation of Remote Sensing

A learning guidance and summary for basic remote sensing methods

London Tourist Origin

visualisations of numbers of tourist from across the world coming to London for the 2 decades, to analyse tourism market.

Chorono-urban Workspace

A collaborative research on the changing landscape and nature of working places before and after the COVID-19 Pandemic

The change of Work-from-Home

Analysis the change in spatial distribution of people work-from-home across London, United Kingdom, through data visualisation in borough and ward level for the last 10 years

Semarang Tidal Floods and informal Settlement Improvement

A proposed strategy to prevent Semarang's annual tidal flood disaster by utilising remote sensing data to analyse critical settlement and access