Two new workshop papers
Two peer-reviewed papers from lab members were recently accepted to leading workshops…
TRB webinar on spatiotemporal patterns of micromobility
On Oct 8th, Prof. McKenzie gave a presentation to the Transportation Research Board AMS 50 committee…
Welcome Priyanka and Elodie
We are very excited to welcome two new team members to the Platial Analysis Lab. Priyanka Verma and Elodie Ithier…
Master’s degree opportunities for 2022
The Platial Analysis Lab has funding to support two graduate students, at the Master’s level, with interest in the broad topics of either Geo-Privacy or Urban Mobility…
Chapter in new book on the urban sharing economy
Professor Grant McKenzie and colleague contributed Chapter 14 to the recently published book A Modern Guide to the Urban Sharing Economy…
A brief analysis of BIXI Montreal’s e-bikes
Trips using Montreal’s new e-bikes are longer in distance and duration than traditional, non-electric, BIXI bikes…
New paper measuring regional similarity through mobility signatures
A novel approach to regional similarity based on human mobility as proxied through micro-mobility trips…
On DeepFake Aerial Imagery in Wired Magazine
Professor McKenzie was recently interviewed by Wired magazine for an article discussing the topic of DeepFake Aerial Imagery.
Congratulations Honours Students Emily and Jonah
Congratulations to Emily Chen and Jonah Levitt on completing their honours theses. Check out there work here…
Two lab members awarded research scholarships
We are happy to announce that two Platial Analysis Lab team members have been awarded scholarships to support their graduate research…