Ongoing Research

Urban Biometeorology for Enhanced Citizen Well-being

This research focuses on integrating biometeorological principles into urban planning to improve public health and comfort. By analyzing the interactions between urban environments and atmospheric conditions, strategies can be developed to mitigate adverse weather impacts on residents.

Energy-Efficient Urban Fabric Design

This area explores the selection of materials, textures, and colors in urban construction to enhance energy efficiency. By understanding how different materials interact with environmental factors, urban planners can design buildings and spaces that reduce energy consumption.

Enhancing Urban Walkability in Sprawling Cities

This research aims to improve walkability in sprawling urban areas by identifying and addressing barriers to pedestrian movement. Enhancing walkability promotes healthier lifestyles and reduces reliance on vehicles.

Mitigating Vehicle-Wildlife Collisions

This area focuses on developing strategies to reduce collisions between vehicles and wildlife, enhancing safety for both humans and animals. By understanding wildlife movement patterns and high-risk areas, effective mitigation measures can be implemented.

Computer Vision in Urban Crime Prediction and Prevention

This research explores the application of computer vision technologies to predict and minimize urban crime. By analyzing visual data from surveillance systems, patterns can be identified to assist in proactive policing and resource allocation.