Translating Urban Resilience: Lessons from the CURA Symposium | Center for Urban Resilience and Analytics What set this gathering apart wasn’t just the depth of the science or the caliber of the speakers—it was the call to translation. Not from one language to another, but from theory to action, data to design, and research to real-world resilience.

A call to action for strengthening urban resilience.
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As ATL bike culture booms, is 'Atlamsterdam' nickname warranted? Improvements abound, but is Atlanta a truly bikeable (and scooter-friendly) city yet? Getting close?

Just read this - are we hallucinating? Or just dreaming?
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Just watched live a brilliant @TEDxGeorgiaTech talk by my colleague @CURA and Georgia Tech School of City & Regional Planning , Rounaq Basu, titled “A Pedestrian Tale.” Keep an eye out for the final version on @TEDx YouTube.

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Exploring pedestrian route choice preferences by demographic groups: Analysis of street attributes in Chicago This study examines pedestrian route choice behavior, focusing on how different sociodemographic groups vary in their preferences for street environme…

In our recent (Open Access) paper, we use GPS-tracked actual walking paths from Chicago, combined with Google Street View and deep learning techniques, to explore pedestrian preferences for built environment attributes.
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The highlight of my academic life every week - Thursdays at the Center for Urban Resilience and Analytics (CURA) research meetings.

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Georgia Tech College of Design on LinkedIn: #georgiatechdesign #urbanresilience #climateadaptation #georgiatech… 🚨 Introducing the Center for Urban Resilience and Analytics (CURA)! 🚨 As the hub for urban resilience research at Georgia Institute of Technology, CURA…

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20.02.2025 01:49 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

Enjoying a visit to Lalbagh botanical gardens the day after the AI and the City Conference in Bangalore with my ex-Berkeley buddies and Simon Marvin, who delivered a wonderful keynote address @karenchappelowart.bsky.social

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Chaeyeon Han and Seung Jae presenting their papers at AI and the City Conference

Just had 2-days of stimulating and inspiring discussions at AI and the City conference in Bangalore, India. GT-CURA researchers, Chaeyeon Han and Seung Jae presented their groundbreaking work on pedestrian flow detection using audio and sidewalk width estimation using StreetView images, respectively

06.01.2025 03:19 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

Asalto! Why the past commonly looks better than the present?

There is nothing like my colleague Rafael's posts for bringing warmth, joy, and hope this holiday season. Let's join in Asalto! open.substack.com/pub/rafaellb...

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Lennart Nacke on LinkedIn: #phd #research #gradschool | 143 comments Most researchers make a fatal mistake in their proposal's introduction, but understanding the "Why-What" sequence can change everything... Here's a 15-part… | 143 comments on Linked...

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Just wrapped up our Boston Workshop on Climate migration and displacement with a fantastic group of scholars and practitioners who presented results from nine case studies from around the world. Very inspiring!

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