Computer Vision

Disabled Parking CV: Scalable Methods to Analyze Disability Parking Using Computer Vision and High-Resolution Aerial and Streetscape Images

People with disabilities disproportionately rely on public transportation to access employment, education, and healthcare services; however, public transit is not always available or equally distributed, which excludes social and community participation (Bascom & Christensen, 2017). Car transit is thus the only viable alternative. Since the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) of 1990, 4-8% of public […]

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Exploring Top-Down Visual Attention for Transportation Behavior Analysis

This project stands at the intersection of cognitive psychology, AI and computer vision, and transportation safety and efficiency. By focusing on the nuanced ways in which humans allocate their visual attention, and how this can inform the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to aid in self-driving cars, transportation safety automation, and

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A Pilot Experimental Project for Predicting Pedestrian Flows using Computer Vision and Deep Learning

Walking for transportation, health, and pleasure is an essential part of people’s lives in most cities. Knowing where people linger, the destinations that attract them, and how those places are accessed could assist in optimizing business locations and providing better security. In addition, predicting and sharing congestion times and locations (perhaps in real-time as in

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