I am a Postdoctoral Associate at the MIT DUSP, focusing on pedestrian mobility, urban accessibility and walkability.
I develop open-source tools using various computer vision and machine learning techniques to offer scalable and reproducible solutions to address a wide range of urban challenges such as accessibility for people with disabilities, heat risk and poverty.
One major area of my work pursue the vision of enabling different cities around the world to conduct comprehensive analyses of their pedestrian infrastructure through understanding:
