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Tzu-Hsin Karen Chen 陳慈忻
​Assistant Professor

Tzu-Hsin Karen Chen is an interdisciplinary data scientist and geographer interested in urbanization, changing landscape, and impacts on human health. She developed remote sensing approaches combined with machine learning in order to characterize forms of cities not only at large scales but also a spatially-explicit resolution close to people's living environment (e.g., type of housing within walking distance around homes) to understand health disparities.

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Seoyeon Cho 조서연
​PhD Student (Sep. 2024 - Present)

Research Focus and Interests

Social equity and spatial justice, urban data science, environmental planning and climate risk assessment, travel behavior and urban mobility, spatial modeling and geospatial analysis

Outside of Work

Seoyeon enjoys discovering new places to enjoy coffee or beer. She also loves trying out new recipes at home and playing video games in her free time.

Contact: cseoyeon@uw.edu

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Kechao Wang 王可超
Visiting PhD Student (Mar. 2025 - Present)

Research Focus and Interests

Dynamic historical portrayal and future simulation of the three-dimensional urban structure, urbanization and climate risk modeling, sustainable urban development and human well-being

Outside of Work

Kechao enjoys hiking, swimming, and playing board games.

Contact: kechaowang0@gmail.com

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Peter Tsirushkin
Research Intern (Jun. 2025 - Sep. 2025)

Research Focus and Interests

​Computer vision, geospatial analysis with AI, data science, physics

Outside of Work

​Peter is a Reservist in the USMC, specializing in Close Air Support, and regularly takes federally mandated "vacations" to the desert. He also enjoys running, cycling, and hiking when the weather is good.

Contact: peterts@uw.edu

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