梁晓帆 (Dr. Xiaofan Liang)
助理教授,城市建筑与规划学院,密歇根大学安娜堡分校
Assistant Professor, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
梁晓帆博士是密歇根大学安娜堡分校建筑与规划学院城市规划专业的助理教授。梁博士在佐治亚理工获得城市和区域规划的硕士和博士(毕业于2023年),在密涅瓦大学获得计算机科学的学士学位(毕业于2019年),以及在加州大学伯克利分校获得社会学的学士学位(毕业于2015年)。她曾在佐治亚理工友好城市实验室,新加坡国立大学城市分析实验室,和圣塔菲研究所等机构做过研究。
Dr. Xiaofan Liang is an Assistant Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. Dr. Liang obtained her PhD and Master’s in city and Regional Planning from Georgia Institute of Technology in 2023 and a Bachelor of Science in Computational Science from Minerva University (2019) and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from University of California – Berkeley (2015). She had conducted research at Georgia Tech Friendly Cities Lab, National University of Singapore Urban Analytics Lab, and Santa Fe Institute.
研究方向与社会贡献 (Research direction and social contribution)
梁博士的研究兴趣在于如何通过城市数据和科技地更好地支持城市中人的社交生活和规划过程中的公民参与和合作。她的研究兴趣和方法来源于复杂系统科学,网络科学,和地理信息系统和规划学科中批判性和参与式研究的传统, 并希望通过这些方法能够促进城市中人与人之间真诚的交往和社会多元的融合。最近深入的两个研究主题包括1)城市基础设施(比如交通和社交基础设施)如何展示双面性,比如对某一群体或一类的空间流动和社交提供便利,但同时阻碍另一群体或一类的空间流动和社交,2)数据和科技如何支持,改变,或挑战现有的参与式规划。她的研究成果已发表在知名的同行评议期刊和会议论文集,比如Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science, Transactions in GIS, 和the Proceedings of the 28th ACM SIGKIDD Conference等。
Dr. Liang’s research interests are to support vibrant social life in cities and participatory and collaborative process in planning through urban analytics. Her approaches are inspired by the field of complex system, network science, and critical & participatory traditions in GIS and planning, and therefore ground her research in the pursuit of authentic human connections and social inclusion in cities. Her most recent research themes are to 1) explore how urban networks and network infrastructure (such as transportation and social infrastructure) can simultaneously be inclusive and exclusive, offering connectivity and access for certain populations, places, or types of flows, while marginalizing or restricting others, and 2) how data and technology can support, transform, or challenge participatory practices in planning.
Her works have been published in top-tier journals and conference proceedings, such as Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science, Transactions in GIS, and the Proceedings of the 28th ACM SIGKIDD Conference.
与IACP的关系 (Relationship with IACP)
Dr. Liang is a member of IACP.
联系方式
Email: xfliang@umich.edu