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We combined all forms of Active mobility (walking and cycling) into A, moving by Public Transport (Bus or Metro) into B, and moving by Car (including motorbikes and taxis) into C. The result: the ABC of mobility 🚶🚌🚗 Check out our new paper 👇🧵 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Urban Visual Intelligence: Studying Cities with AI and Street-Level Imagery – Fan Zhang et al. current issue, Annals AAG open source, tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

📢 New preprint: Urban highways are barriers to social ties: arxiv.org/abs/2404.11596 We overlay the highway network with a massive, geolocated online social network, and measure how social ties are impacted by highway segments in 50 US cities. #geospatial #urbanism #segregation

Great news! Netmob '24, the major conference on mobile phone data analysis, will take place in the fall, in Washington, D.C. organized by the World Bank. See you there! netmob.org

Late repost. But I had so much presenting today! Stay tuned for the following presenters in the series.

Discriminatory ‘redlining’ increases climate risk in disadvantaged US neighbourhoods | Giuliana A. Viglione, PhD w/ comment from Arianna Salazar-Miranda, Vivek Shandas Shannon, Van Zandt Read here ➡️ buff.ly/44NodPX

We have a new paper out in Nature Cities led by Arianna Salazar-Miranda - nature.com/articles/s4428… - we find that, even when using a boundary design that looks at parcel-by-parcel differences in heat and flood risk across HOLC grades, disparities persist, and they're significant.

Discriminatory ‘redlining’ increases climate risk in disadvantaged US neighbourhoods | Giuliana A. Viglione, PhD w/ comment from Arianna Salazar-Miranda, Vivek Shandas Shannon, Van Zandt Read here ➡️ buff.ly/4avbToS

Thrilled to announce our 2024-25 Urban Innovation Grant The University of Chicago award recipients, who will receive support for innovative research, events, and other projects focused on the future of cities miurban.uchicago.edu/our-initiative…

Yale is hiring remote sensing scientists! The new Yale Center for Geospatial Solutions is hiring a lead Remote Sensing Scientist and a Geospatial Lab Manager. Apply by Oct. 11. #gisjobs #GeospatialJobs #RemoteSensing #Climate #GIS #EarthSciences URL: geospatial.yale.edu/people/employm…

We are now accepting applications for our prestigious postdoc program. 3 year appointments. Flexible mentorship. No teaching requirement. $100,000/yr + $10k/yr in travel and research funding. Excellent benefits. We’re looking for the best. Join us at FDS. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/29017

Landed in Seattle. Very excited for #ACSP tomorrow!

🦃 New working paper is out! We examine changes in street life over time using William Whyte's seminal videos and computer vision. Key takeaway: City streets are increasingly becoming thoroughfares rather than places for social gathering.

The city each person lives in is distinct...shaped by places they can and cannot go, experiences they can and cannot have, people with whom they can and cannot connect, and opportunities--for prosperity, perspective, safety and more--they can and cannot pursue. Inequality and

📢 New paper in Nature Human Behavior! A perspective on the field we have been working in the last 10 years: urban mobility data reveals experienced inequalities in cities beyond where people live. 👉 Link: nature.com/articles/s4156… 👉 Open-access: rdcu.be/eabf4

Urban highways are barriers to social ties 🚧 In a recent PNAS publication, ANETI Lab member Sándor Juhász and co-authors Bokányi Eszter, Luca Maria Aiello (lajello.bsky.social) & M. Szell look at the 50 largest US cities and show that highways significantly hinder social connections ⤵️ pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Thank you for having us. I really enjoyed the conversation!

Very excited to announce the call for applications for the next CV4Ecology Workshop workshop!! Apply by June 6th!