Heinz College of Information Systems and Public PolicyProfile:

APANPS5210 - Python for Data AnalysisApplied Analytics ProgramSchool of Professional Studies (SPS)Columbia University

BIA-610 Applied Analytics Lecturer. BIA Program, School of Business.

Developed this course with my knowledge of Tableau Desktop. The bootcamp includes three main exercises with data I found and curated. Slides are step-by-step guidelines and includes data visualization concepts to make students think beyond the basics of Tableau.Attendance: 70-120 graduate students per bootcampFrequency: 1-2 bootcamps per semester

Under the supervision of Jose Ramirez-Marquez and an NSF grant (A Data-Driven Approach for Enhanced Interdependent Network Resilience.Developed a framework to evaluate quality of service in combination with quality of experience of smart city services. Publications, conference and outcomes related:Conference: INFORMS, Annual Meeting 2018, Phoenix, AR. Type of submission: Oral presentationTitle: Infrastructure Resilience Evaluation in Multiple Public 2018 Transportation Systems When Disruptions Occur, The Case of New York City Authors: Gabriela Gongora Svartzman, Jose E. Ramirez- Marquez, Kash Barker.Link: https://www.abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/4701/session/692Workshop at: Smart Cities, New York 2019Title: Resilient Connected Coastal Smart CommunitiesWorkshop presenters: Gregg Vesonder, Gabriela Gongora Svartzman and Muhammad HajjConference: Resilience, Reliability and Asset Management (July 2018)Oral presentation and proceedingsTitle: Combining Quality of Service and Quality of Experience for Improving City ServicesAuthors: Gabriela Gongora Svartzman, Jose E. Ramirez- MarquezLink: http://resilienceconference.ethz.ch/programme-irc/Conference: The Second Conference on Risk Analysis, Decision Analysis and Security, 2019Title: Quantifying Social Cohesion as a Proxy for Resilient Communities in the face of DisastersAuthors: Gabriela Gongora Svartzman and Jose E. Ramirez-MarquezLink: http://www.eng.buffalo.edu/~jzhuang/Conference13/speakers.html
Conference: 2019 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics (SMC)Title: Listen to the People! Comparing Perceived and Documented Resilience in Public Transportation through Quantitative Quality of Experience - the Case of NYC Authors: Gabriela Gongora Svartzman, Jose E. Ramirez- MarquezPaper and oral presentation, Link: http://smc2019.org/index.html

Advised summer research interns on their research projects. We had students from ITAM (Mexico City, Mexico), TEC de Monterrey (Mexico), UPY (Yucatan, Mexico), India, Singapore (STUD) and from Twente University (Netherlands).

Lead Course TA for Engineering Economics for Entrepreneurial and Innovation Projects (E356 -ITL).Course was held in Naples and Capri, Italy for two weeks in May-June.This course lasted 2 weeks abroad, but planning began 6-8 months before. Post-course activities were also conducted. During this period of time I helped design the course, assisted students with enrollments, created quizzes and materials for the course, recruited students for the course, created websites for the course, updated the CANVAS with the materials, graded materials, helped students through their projects during the two weeks of the course and aided students with the process and any difficulty they may have abroad.

Engineering Economics (E355).Course and Lab TA during this period of time.Fall class: approx. 120 students. Spring class: approx. 300 students.

Visualization project on MTA Ridership for NYC.

Attended and participated at ICVSS 2017

holaMundo. Technology and Engineering magazine at ITAM. Non-paid.

Researching if infrared thermal imagery could aid in corrosion detection in pipes and industrial installations.Image processingInfrared CameraCorrosion DetectionFeature analysis

Project: “Studies and support of work fragmentation for software developers in small and medium size companies”. Supported by Microsoft Research through LACCIR (The Latin American and Caribbean Collaborative ICT Research Federation).

Developing websites, social network accounts and people networking for different, small entrepreneurs (usually women with scarce resources).OWIT stands for Organization for Women in International Trade

Profesora de Tecnologías Digitales III