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Forecaz CEO Bradley Rasmussen visited Indooroopilly State High School to present to over ninety Grade 10 and 11 Digital Technology and Geography students, connecting the history of computing to the rise of artificial intelligence and showing students how technology shapes the cities they live in.

Forecaz CEO Bradley Rasmussen presented original research at the BNMA 2025 Conference hosted by the Bayesian Network Modelling Association and the University of Melbourne, showing how combining Bayesian Network models with Machine Learning produces more accurate urban growth forecasts than either method alone.

Forecaz presented at the PIA QLD Conference with Toowoomba Regional Council, showcasing their AI‑Powered Urban Growth Model. The session explored how AI codifies planner knowledge, aligns growth with infrastructure, and supports evidence‑based decisions for sustainable urban development. A great exchange on how AI is reshaping the future of planning in Australia.

Zoning for higher residential density does not guarantee that development will occur. Forecaz's presentation at PIA Congress 2025 demonstrated why urban growth modelling is essential for identifying which parcels in established suburbs will realistically redevelop under Gentle Density policy settings.

Forecaz founder joins Nicole Bennetts on the Hustle & Bustle podcast to explore the future of cities, discussing how AI and data-driven modelling are reshaping urban planning. Discover how Forecaz enables planners to test zoning scenarios, improve accuracy, and connect technology with the realities of policy and funding.

The City of Gold Coast's PUG Model, built on Forecaz's Forecaz platform in collaboration with Griffith University, received a Commendation at the 2024 PIA Queensland Awards for Planning Excellence. The judges recognised the project's technical innovation in AI-driven urban growth forecasting, which gives Gold Coast planners a property-level, spatially sequenced view of both residential and non-residential development.