Tianyuan Huang
Email: tianyuah [at] stanford [dot] edu
Hi, I’m Tianyuan Huang (黄天元), a Ph.D. candidate in Civil Engineering with minor in Computer Science at Stanford University, co-advised by Ram Rajagopal and Jackelyn Hwang. Before coming to Stanford, I obtained my B.Eng. degree from South China University of Technology studying Urban Planning and Computer Science.
My research focuses on AI applications for urban sustainability, particularly applying computer vision and multimodal learning in the geospatial context, and developing data-driven approaches to enable large-scale mapping, monitoring, and modeling of urban systems.
News
Mar 12 2024 | Our paper Detecting Neighborhood Gentrification with Street-level Visual Data and CityPulse: Fine-Grained Assessment of Urban Change with Street View Time Series were featured on Stanford HAI and KCBS Radio. |
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Oct 23 2023 | Our paper Detecting Neighborhood Gentrification with Street-level Visual Data project was featured on San Francisco Chronicle. |
Sep 01 2023 | I was awarded as one of the Stanford Data Science Scholars. |
Publications
- A System for Automated Vehicle Damage Localization and Severity Estimation Using Deep LearningIEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems
- Estimating building energy efficiency from street view imagery, aerial imagery, and land surface temperature dataApplied Energy
- Detecting Neighborhood Gentrification at Scale via Street Views and POIs (Student Abstract)AAAI 2022
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