The videos were produced for the City Form Lab @ MIT, and seek to guide users through computational modeling of city movements to generate mobility planning insights
September 2019 | I animated, edited, and produced nine support tools for the UNA toolbox for Rhino 3D as a summer researcher in the City Form Lab. These videos will complement Prof. Andres Sevtsuk’s Applied Urban Analytics course that is a part of MIT’s newly formed Urban Science degree established jointly between the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Urban Studies and Planning. Workflows demonstrate how to seamlessly navigate between ArcMap, Rhinoceros 3D, and Excel to gather insights for modeling pedestrian and bike behavior.
Big thanks to the City Form Lab @ MIT and the Harvard Data Science Initiative who funded my work.
Videos can be accessed here.
Further UNA tools can be found here.
