Yuan Liao
@yuanliao.bsky.social
Visiting postdoc in mobility data science at Technical University of Denmark | postdoc at Chalmers University of Technology. #UrbanBigData & #Transportation | yuan-liao.com
Great team work with @jorgealgil.bsky.social, @urbandemog.bsky.social, @adtony.bsky.social, @sdesojo.bsky.social, Laura Alessandretti
October 13, 2025 at 5:47 AM
Great team work with @jorgealgil.bsky.social, @urbandemog.bsky.social, @adtony.bsky.social, @sdesojo.bsky.social, Laura Alessandretti
Great team work with @jorgealgil.bsky.social @sonia-yeh.bsky.social @urbandemog.bsky.social and Laura Alessandretti.
July 3, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Great team work with @jorgealgil.bsky.social @sonia-yeh.bsky.social @urbandemog.bsky.social and Laura Alessandretti.
🔍 Key insights:
• Foreign-born minorities often remain socially segregated even while mobile
• Limited mobility range and reduced access to public transport are major barriers
• Improving transport accessibility could meaningfully reduce experienced segregation
• Foreign-born minorities often remain socially segregated even while mobile
• Limited mobility range and reduced access to public transport are major barriers
• Improving transport accessibility could meaningfully reduce experienced segregation
July 3, 2025 at 8:06 AM
🔍 Key insights:
• Foreign-born minorities often remain socially segregated even while mobile
• Limited mobility range and reduced access to public transport are major barriers
• Improving transport accessibility could meaningfully reduce experienced segregation
• Foreign-born minorities often remain socially segregated even while mobile
• Limited mobility range and reduced access to public transport are major barriers
• Improving transport accessibility could meaningfully reduce experienced segregation
Using large-scale smartphone data from Sweden, we show how mobility—or the lack of it—shapes the experienced socio-spatial segregation of foreign-born populations beyond residential neighborhoods.
July 3, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Using large-scale smartphone data from Sweden, we show how mobility—or the lack of it—shapes the experienced socio-spatial segregation of foreign-born populations beyond residential neighborhoods.
Hi Michael, this is super cool. Do you consider submitting a tutorial proposal again next year for IC2S2 2025?
December 20, 2024 at 2:24 PM
Hi Michael, this is super cool. Do you consider submitting a tutorial proposal again next year for IC2S2 2025?