Congratulations 🎉👏🎉Dr. Hayes on earning a Ph.D. @VTSoc and the @UrbComp certificate!
The Urban Computing program, offered through @SanghaniCtrVT is open to grad students in all fields of study.
🎉 to Whitney Hayes, happy to be back on Blacksburg campus for Spring Commencement. Last Fall she earned a Ph.D. @VtSoc and grad certificate from @UrbComp program offered through @SanghaniCtrVT. Her co-advisors were Ashley Reichelmann (left in photo) & @profnaren. #HokieGrad
It is defense season! Congrats to @UrbComp fellow Whitney Hayes @Hashtag_Whitney on a successful PhD defense! It was a 1st for me as Whitney's is the 1st committee @VtSoc@VT_LiberalArts I co-chaired, w/ Ashley Reichelmann (co-chair) & James Hawdon, David Brunsma (members).
Exploring the best way of automatically generating school redistricting plans is ongoing @SanghaniCtrVT & has already benefitted schools like @LCPSOfficial. Ph.D. student Fanglan Chen was interviewed after a presentation at EAAI 2023. Learn more: https://t.co/LObnH0wip5
Virginia Tech AI & ML expert Naren Ramakrishnan works to solve municipal problems in the DC area by developing data science methods for school redistricting, disease forecasting, & traffic ridership prediction through an NSF @UrbComp grant. @SanghaniCtrVT https://t.co/aiY2tJbn8g
A new study analyzed millions of Google Street View images to explore how the built environment affects physical and mental health https://t.co/Z4rDs8UGiY
A new study analyzed millions of Google Street View images to explore how the built environment affects physical and mental health https://t.co/7y1E1VR3tp
A new study analyzed millions of Google Street View images to explore how the built environment affects physical and mental health https://t.co/c9l6jMfIvd
Interesting and relevant blog by @rutvik_desh for @UrbComp grad students learning the latest methods in analyzing massive datasets to study key issues concerning urban populations.
Project "Data-Driven Model for Medium #Voltage#Cable Fault" seeks to carry out a model for the #fault phenomenon, which identifies its dependence on the grid’s constitutive parameters and external causes, exploiting the information collected in the #urban area of #Rome.
President Sands (@VTSandsman) will share more details on what's in store for 2023 and beyond when he gives his seventh State of the University address tomorrow, Jan 18, 3:30 p.m. at Moss Arts Center. Event will also be live streamed. More info here:
https://t.co/2cnv3GZ2ER
Project "Dashboard for Power Outage Forecasts for an #Emergency Response to #Hurricanes" aims to visualize forecasted power outages by developing a pipeline that utilizes National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration #weatherforecasts to predict outages before a storm impacts.
Beat the heat - Barbara Micale's article about our NSF Heat Resilience project, led by @CHAOLIM85 with @tripswithtires, @ShengzheXu and others - @UrbComp in action!
https://t.co/cx8Z03bJY3
CUSP Professor Daniel Neill and colleagues recently published a paper on pre-syndromic disease #survillance. The authors present a new machine learning approach "MUSES" for detecting newly emerging #health#threats, using free-text data from hospital emergency department visits.