Three papers at GIScience 2023
We are happy to announce that three peer-reviewed papers were accepted for presentation and publication in the proceedings of the 12th International GIScience Conference…
We are happy to announce that three peer-reviewed papers were accepted for presentation and publication in the proceedings of the 12th International GIScience Conference…
Our proposed research collaboration with Metrolinx has been awarded funding. The project will focus on micromobility design for commuter transit station area planning…
Lab member Daniel Romm was recently interviewed on CBC’s Radio Noon regarding e-scooters…
On Oct 8th, Prof. McKenzie gave a presentation to the Transportation Research Board AMS 50 committee…
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…
Professor Grant McKenzie and colleague contributed Chapter 14 to the recently published book A Modern Guide to the Urban Sharing Economy…
A novel approach to regional similarity based on human mobility as proxied through micro-mobility trips…
We are currently building a platform to visualize animated urban trajectories… A demo version showing 24 hours of e-scooter data in Berlin is available here…
The lab is happy to be awarded a grant from the MSSI Innovation Fund to further explore the environmental impact of micromobility services across Canada.