Fabio Miranda

If you're working at the intersection of AI and cities, come and join our discussion on how AI can help shape more equitable urban environments for everyone! Check out our CFP and submit your work by September 20, 2024: accessiblecities.github.io/UrbanAccess202…

Thrilled to share that our paper "Deep Umbra: A Generative Approach for Sunlight Access Computation in Urban Spaces" has been accepted by IEEE Transaction on Big Data. Grateful to my advisor, Dr. Fabio Miranda (@fabiom_miranda). Pre-print available: arxiv.org/pdf/2402.17169…

DUSP researchers have built TILE2NET, an open-source tool that uses aerial imagery and image recognition to create complete maps of sidewalks and crosswalks. The tool can help planners anywhere who want to expand pedestrian infrastructure. mitsha.re/1low50Nj5Bw

This week at #ieeevis we presented our paper ARGUS: a visualization system to understand and debug AI-assisted task guidance in AR. @ieeevis @csilvanyc @qisun0 @wu_gunned

UIC PhD student @gmorei3 presenting his work "The Urban Toolkit:A Grammar-based Framework for Urban Visual Analytics" at #ieeevis. Paper and code: urbantk.org @_mlage @NIvanFerreira @cpencils

@_mlage presenting our paper "ProWis: A Visual Approach for Building, Managing, and Analyzing Weather Simulation Ensembles at Runtime", winner of best paper honorable mention at @ieeevis. Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2308.05019 @carolina_vfs @Danield71041676 @evl_uic @DiscoverDPI

PhD student Gustavo Moreira will be presenting his paper "The Urban Toolkit: A Grammar-based Framework for Urban Visual Analytics" at @ieeevis on Oct 27. The open-source tool and paper can be accessed at urbantk.org @fabiom_miranda @_mlage @NIvanFerreira @cpencils

One city at a time! Excited to see Tile2Net is helping make changes happen. Looking forward to the next steps with MassDOT! #tile2net #accessibility #sidewalks change.org/p/pedestrian-w…

The Beta version of our Tile2Net tool is now publicly available on GitHub: github.com/VIDA-NYU/tile2… Big thanks to our amazing team, specifically Daniel Hodczak who has been tirelessly working to make it happen! We can't wait to have you use it and hear your feedback! @MITdusp

Very thankful to StreetBlog USA and @streetsblogkea for the great piece and spreading the word! @csilvanyc @andres_sevtsuk @fabiom_miranda

Eeeey! Nick Ey waxes poetic in his post "The Symphony of the Sleepless City" on the Urban Rhapsody work by @jlrulff, @fabiom_miranda, Maryam Hosseini, @_mlage, @markbcartwright, @grahamdove, Juan Bello, and @csilvanyc. 13/ medium.com/visumd/trackin…

Notifications for UrbanAccess2022 are out! We accepted 13 wonderful submissions on a diversity of topics, including disability advocacy, policy, sidewalk equity, data trustworthiness, personalized routing, & more. Check out: #accepted-papers" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">accessiblecities.github.io/UrbanAccess202… @sigaccess

The "Future of Urban Accessibility" deadline has been extended to Sept 8. So many possibilities! We invite short papers, including experience reports, position papers, vision pieces, demos, pictorials, research summaries up to 2,000 words (refs excluded). accessiblecities.github.io/UrbanAccess202…

Our new paper was accepted for presentation at @ieeevis 2022. We study how to visualize spatiotemporal data on virtual urban 3D environments. @fabiom_miranda @_mlage youtu.be/3TBx-njP_sU arxiv.org/abs/2208.05370

📢New paper: How can we scalably map & assess sidewalk environments using satellite/streetscape imagery? In our CVPR'22 workshop paper, we argue that any pedestrian infrastructure analysis must include: where sidewalks are, how they are connected, & what their condition is.🧵

📜 Check out Urban Rhapsody. A visualization tool to support the exploration and understand the soundscape of big cities. ✍️ @jlrulff @fabiom_miranda @cpencils @_mlage @markbcartwright @grahamdove Juan Bello @csilvanyc 👉 arxiv.org/abs/2205.13064 #FullPaper #EuroVis #EuroVis2022

Sidewalk materials have substantial implications but most cities lack surface material data. In CitySurfaces, we offer the first automated method for classifying sidewalk surface materials at city scale doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.… @fabiom_miranda @csilvanyc @c2smartnyu @NYU_CUSP

Today we released shadow data for Chicago, LA, Washington D.C., and Boston using the technique described in the paper "Shadow Accrual Maps". More: git.io/Jf4Pr @mqolf @harishd10 @csilvanyc @NYU_CUSP @nyutandon

Fabio @fabiom_miranda presenting our work on computing and analyzing shadows in cities #ieeevis @csilvanyc @mqolf

Check out our latest blog post to learn more about how CDS Researchers are helping to contribute to the development of new urban visual analytics systems! bit.ly/2OAlmq5