Biography:
PhD student at the Dept of Land Economy and a member of Churchill College. She holds an MPhil in Planning, Growth and Regeneration from the Dept of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. She is exploring the integration of complexity theory, urban data analytics and smart city, with a special focus on smart transport. Her research interests cover urban data analytics, dynamic simulation modelling, urban processes (i.e. growth, shrinkage and regrowth) and smart transportation governance.
Research Interests
dynamic simulation models; agent-based model; data analytics; urban (re)growth and shrinkage; smart city; urban complexity
Research Supervision
PhD Thesis Title: -
Supervisor: Dr Elisabete Silva & Dr Jose Reis
Start Date: 2018
College: Churchill
Teaching
Mphil Supervision, Spatial Analysis and Modelling (RM03), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge (2019-2020)
Mphil Supervision, Urban and environmental policy (PGR01), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge (2019-2020)
MPhil Demonstration, Mixed research methods (RM01), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge (2018-2019)
Other Professional Activities
Conference Organiser, The Early Career Researchers’ Conference (ECRC) 2019 (Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, UK)
Invigilator, Churchill College, University of Cambridge (2017-2019)
KeywordsSustainability ; Public Policy ; Public Engagement ; Modelling |
Key Publications
Full papers published in peer review journals:
Chen, Y., Silva, E.A. and Reis, J., (Forthcoming) Measuring policy debate in a regrowing city by sentiment analysis using online media data: a case study of Leipzig 2030, Regional Science Policy & Practice
Book Chapter:
Silva, E.A., Liu, L., Kwon, H.R., Niu, H. and Chen, Y., 2020. Hard and soft data integration in geocomputation: mixed methods for data collection and processing in urban planning. In Handbook of Planning Support Science. Edward Elgar Publishing.