PIC Planning Model and Geographic Information System Applied on the Old District Renovation Using Intelligent Data Analysis

Nowadays, urbanisation in China has evolved from incremental expansion to stock improvement, and the organic renewal of old cities is one of the key objectives of the new phase of urban transformation and development, where quality is the focus. Residents are the most crucial group to be concerned about in the renovation process of old neighborhoods, along with other important stakeholders such as the government, property companies and social capital. In the renovation process, the residents’ power is neglected and their needs are often not met, making it difficult to achieve sustainable development in the renovation of old districts. Taking the Shiwangping neighbourhood in Shijingshan District, Beijing as an example. This study uses a combination of qualitative research and questionnaires to get the case information and analysis it. The old neighborhood renovation problem in terms of participatory, progressive and cooperative are solved by Participatory& Incremental& Collaborative (PIC) model.