Animating micro-mobility trajectories
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…
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 Platial Analysis Lab is excited to welcome four new students to the team: Lauren Cater, Daniel Romm, Emily Chen, and Jonah Levitt. We are looking forward to a fun and productive year…
We are happy to share that our research proposal to build a Location Privacy Educational Platform was selected for funding by the Canadian Internet Registration Authority…
The lab is pleased to announce that we were recently awarded a grant from the Quebec government to support our continued research on location privacy…
We recently published a paper comparing countries based on the relationship between place-based activity patterns and government enacted policy…
We developed another data visualization portal for comparing country community mobility responses to COVID-19…
We parsed Google’s COVID-19 Community Mobility PDF for Canada in order to better compare and visualize the data…
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.
Hongyu Zhang wrote a piece for the Conversation discussing the privacy rights of patients during a pandemic like the coronavirus…