Kenneth Wong is a GIS and spatial data science practitioner with 9 years’ experience applying urban planning expertise to real-world projects across academia, government and the private sector in Hong Kong. Currently a Manager at Colliers after progressing from Assistant Manager (Research), he blends technical skills in R, Python and GIS with practical tools development—most notably designing WAAT, a walking accessibility assessment tool for planners. His background includes building and curating large geodatabases (including ~40,000 residential blocks), conducting catchment and loading analyses for open spaces, and producing publication-quality maps and web visualisations. Comfortable liaising with contractors and multidisciplinary teams, he has hands-on exposure to 3D GIS and BIM workflows from earlier government and internship roles. Kenneth’s work reflects a strong mix of research rigor and operational delivery, and he maintains a public portfolio at mappyurbanist.com that showcases his applied spatial projects.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Second Class Honours (Division One), BA(Urban Studies), Second Class Honours (Division One), BA(Urban Studies) at University of Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong (HKU)
Exchange during Fall Semester in 2015, Exchange during Fall Semester in 2015 at The University of Sheffield
High School, Physics, Chemistry, Economics, High School, Physics, Chemistry, Economics at Queen's College, Hong Kong
Zone In: A web map application for users to interactively explore and investigate the distribution of land use zonings in Hong Kong
Contributions:56 PRs, 101 pushes, 60 branches in 2 years 1 month
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