Jiaoli Chen, Phd Email & Phone Number

Johns Creek, Ga, Us

• Manage GIS projects and lead initiatives• Design and implement automation and workflows for capturing and integrating pipeline data• Direct GIS team to meet production KPIs

Johns Creek, Ga, Us

• Constructed data pipelines tailored to meet the client's specific business requirements• Assisted the client in developing their statistical models for risk analysis• Directed a team of GIS analysts, ensuring the quality and integrity of production data

Johns Creek, Ga, Us

• Managed PODS pipeline data• Conducted software and data product demos and training sessions• Authored technical reports and documents, as well as designed training materials

Oak Ridge, Tn, Us

• Estimated and derived U.S. freight movement datasets (FAF4) using R and maintained the product website, providing access to national freight information for the Bureau of Transportation Statistics and Federal Highway Administration• Designed and developed a web application for the visualization of U.S. freight movements using d3.js• Constructed a Python application to harvest crowd-sourced social media data and derive U.S. crude-oil-train routes. Presented a paper on this work at the 2015 Commodity Flow Survey Workshop

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• Addressed data bias and quality issues in estimating the spatial extent of vernacular places based on over 10 years of Flickr social media metadata. Improved estimation accuracy compared to traditional approaches. Published a paper on this work in Lecture Notes in Computer Science• Accurately delineated crisp boundaries of vernacular places using a two-class SVM classifier with 10-fold cross-validation using LIBSVM• Devised methods for determining the disjoint extents of vernacular places from Flickr geotagged photos using a spatial scan statistic approach with an average estimation accuracy of 85%• Created an effective linear programming model to identify significant polygonal clusters with anomalously high event rates in point datasets. Solved using Gurobi optimizer• Processed and analyzed large volumes of taxi trip trajectories to identify spatiotemporal patterns of driver deviations from the shortest routes. Presented papers on this work at GIScience 2012 and other conferences

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• Analyzed biking behavior differences between bicycle and electric-bike riders using two years of GPS trajectories collected on the UTK campus. The findings provided useful insights for planners to develop bike and e-bike policies. The paper was published in Accident Analysis & Prevention

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• Explored the viability of using an off-the-shelf GPS app for the iPhone as a household-based travel survey method for collecting travel data. Presented the findings in a paper at the 2012 Household Travel Survey Symposium

Oak Ridge, Tn, Us

• Created the Non-Motorized Travel Sketch Planning Tool for FHWA and other transportation planners. The tool enables the examination of the factors that influence walking behaviors in communities to promote healthy travel modes. Presented the tool and its development in a paper at the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geographical Information Science

Master’S Degree, Geographic Information Science And Cartography