Dr. Achituv Cohen is a faculty member in the Department of Civil Engineering (Surveying and Geo-Information Engineering Track) at Ariel University, Israel. He holds a PhD in Mapping and Geoinformation Engineering, with an academic background spanning geospatial science, spatial analysis, and urban analytics. His research focuses on GeoAI, urban mobility, active transportation, and spatial equity, with particular emphasis on pedestrian environments, accessibility for vulnerable populations, and the integration of multimodal geospatial data. Dr. Cohen has held research and postdoctoral positions in Israel and abroad and has extensive experience collaborating with international research groups. His work combines GIS, machine learning, graph-based models, and large-scale urban data to support evidence-based planning and inclusive urban design. He has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed publications on topics such as pedestrian analytics, urban accessibility, street-network modeling, and GeoAI-driven mobility analysis. He is actively involved in interdisciplinary research, graduate supervision, and the development of applied tools for municipalities and planning agencies. Dr. Cohen is a member of professional geospatial and urban studies communities and regularly serves as a reviewer for leading journals in GIS, urban analytics, and transportation research.