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gicycle, 2 months ago to Podcast

📻 I was kindly invited by #university #tartu's #Geo #Podcast for an inspiring conversation on #sustainable #mobility and #GIS.

https://tartugeo-podcast.com/e022-martin-loidl-sustainable-mobility-and-gis/

@allixender

gicycle, 2 months ago to philosophy

Seeing a former #master's #student presenting her #thesis as best thesis (https://github.com/PostElefant/master-thesis) at a prestigious conference makes me proud.
Investing into #young #researchers always pays off. In multiple ways. And supervision is so much more than providing a topic and grading the result. It is ultimately about coaching, encouraging and learning.

What are your experiences and attitudes towards supervision?

#RT #GIS #Munich #TUM

gicycle, 4 months ago to random

50% show-up rate in webinars. is this high or low? do you have similar rates? how to increase show-ups?
lots of questions after a very nice #webinar series in the #DyMoN project: https://dymon.eu/dymon-webinar-series/

gicycle, 4 months ago to AdobePhotoshop

I contributed to the 3rd edition of the #DyMoN #webinar series on #digital #nudging and #sustainable #mobility. For those who couldn't participate live, here are the recordings: https://youtu.be/OsCDBco1JRQ.

➡️ Happy to receive your #feedback and learn about your #ideas or #experiences.
#Open4Collaboration

gicycle, 6 months ago to random

🎞 The recordings of our first #DyMoN #webinar session are online now: https://youtu.be/ELGL8_T9wxo.
Psychologist Claudia Luger-Bazinger and I share our views on #sustainable #mobility and #behaviour change.

Do not miss the subsequent sessions. Registration is still possible: https://dymon.eu/dymon-webinar-series/.

gicycle, 7 months ago to random

Landed in #Lausanne 🇨🇭 for #CIVIS workshops at #UNIL.
We‘ll work on admin topics tomorrow and will then move on to design the on-site part of our #BIP ‚Healthy urban systems‘ (https://civis.eu/de/civis-courses/healthy-urban-systems-hus), lead by Prof Rozenblat.

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gicycle, 7 months ago to cycling

🚴‍♂️ 📝 🚴‍♀️
How suitable are roads for everyday #cycling?
Please help us in our #research and participate in this short online #survey on #bikeability (+ spread the invitation): https://websurvey.zgis.at/index.php/173238?lang=en

gicycle, 7 months ago to datascience German

Great to having @underdarkGIS again in #salzburg. She‘s a true driving force in our field and a constant source of inspiration.

https://github.com/anitagraser/movement-analysis-tools

#Mobility #GIS #DataScience #MovementData #analytics

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gicycle, 7 months ago to delhi

#OpenAccess and very cool paper by my #PhD student Dana K.
#ABM simulation of #pedestrian #traffic flows in a city-region: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2023.102021

gicycle, 8 months ago to sustainability

I learned a lot about #mobility and #liveability in a #sustainability context from this recent paper by Rui & Othengrafen: https://doi.org/10.3390/su15075709.

gicycle, 10 months ago to random

Happy to promote our latest paper: #ABM for simulating #pedestrian traffic flows at regional scale level.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2023.102021

robinlovelace, 10 months ago to random

Playing with network simplification methods... Visvalingam algorithm way more effective, but seems unable to merge parallel lines on more complex networks. Any ideas on how to do this? A short thread with links... First-up: Visvalingam works well for simple example!

gicycle, 10 months ago to Futurology

Today, I re-read this paper and liked it even more than the last time.
Go and read this thought-provoking piece if you are into #mobility #research, #planning or #politics: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2020.102704