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CATEGORIES:SMS Seminars
CONTACT:Prof. Antonio Loureiro\, Federal University of Minas Gerais
DESCRIPTION:Mobility analytics  uses different mobility data to analyze the
  movement of people and goods. Usually\, it analyzes large datasets to obt
 ain insights about travel patterns\, traffic congestion\, transportation i
 nfrastructure usage\, among other mobility issues. More specifically\, the
  insights from mobility analytics are used for various purposes\, such as 
 urban planning (optimizing traffic flow\, designing public transportation 
 systems\, and improving pedestrian and cycling infrastructure)\, business 
 planning (businesses can use mobility data to understand customer travel p
 atterns and optimize delivery routes)\, and event management (event organi
 zers can use mobility data to predict traffic congestion and plan accordin
 gly).  Thus\, mobility analytics plays a crucial role in making our transp
 ortation systems more efficient\, sustainable\, and equitable.\n\nProf. Lo
 ureiro received his degree in Computer Science from the Federal University
  of Minas Gerais in 1983\, his Master’s in the same field from the same in
 stitution in 1987\, and his Doctorate in Computer Science from the Univers
 ity of British Columbia in 1995. He has devoted his career to research in 
 Computer Science\, with particular attention to wireless sensor networks\,
  routing protocols\, mobile computing\, data dissemination\, and network m
 anagement. He is a professor at Federal University of Minas Gerais. Prof. 
 Loureiro has published over 160 research articles in top-notch journals\, 
 and he has advised over 100 graduate students. He is visiting SMS as a Sha
 yle Searle fellow until 12 September.
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LOCATION:Cotton Club\, Cotton 350
ORGANIZER:Prof. Antonio Loureiro\, Federal University of Minas Gerais
SUMMARY:Prof. Antonio Loureiro\, Federal University of Minas Gerais - On th
 e Design of Real-Time Mobility Foundation Models
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