Rongxiang Su graduates
Rongxiang Su defended his PhD dissertation titled “Sensing Human Activity and Interaction Patterns through Movement Observations” in December 2023. Congratulations Dr. Su! Dr Su starts a new PostDoc position at …
MOVE at AAG 2022 Annual Meeting
Grad students Seonga Cho and Zijian Wan received travel awards from the Spatial Analysis and Modeling (SAM) Specialty Group of American Association of Geographers (AAG). Congratulations! MOVE is attending the …
Paid research position at the UCSB MOVE lab
The UCSB Department of Geography seeks a graduate student to design and conduct a cognitive study to evaluate visualization of movement data. To apply and for more information, please contact …
AMD2021: Advancing Movement Data Science
Advancing Movement Data Science (AMD’21) At the 11th International Conference on Geographic Information Science (GIScience 2021), 27 September 2021, Virtual workshop AMD 2021 workshop is the 4th workshop in the pre-GIScience …
NSF CAREER Award 2021
Somayeh Dodge received a Faculty Early Career Development Program Award from the National Science Foundation from the National Science Foundation for the project titled CAREER: Modeling Movement and Behavior Responses …
Colloquium and Keynote Talks
June 22, 2021, IJGIS Webinar Series Somayeh and her co-authors Harvey Miller, Jennifer Miller, and Gil Bohrer were invited to present a webinar featuring their 2019 paper titled “Towards an …
Conference Presentations
Rongxiang wins the Best Paper Award for his presentation at ACM SIGSPATIAL HANIMOB workshop 2021 2 November 2021: Rongxiang presented a paper on “A time-geographic approach to quantify the duration …
Somayeh Dodge presents talk at AutoCarto 2020
Somayeh Dodge recently gave a talk entitled “WhereNext: Towards a Cartographic Framework for Movement” at AutoCarto 2020 on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. See Dr. Dodge’s talk here: Extended Abstract Slides …
Recording of MoVIS 2020 Workshop at IEEE now available
The full recording of the IEEE VIS Workshop on Information Visualization of Geospatial Networks, Flows and Movement (MoVIS 2020), held on October 26th, 2020, is now available to watch on-demand. …
Mobility and COVID-19
Modeling of the effects of NPIs in COVID-19 transmission Browse visualizations here: covid19-mobility-vis MOVE starts a new interdisciplinary collaboration with the UCSB Geography, Computer Science, Statistics and Applied Probability Departments, …