What I do?
My research interests lie in the development and implementation of GIScience methods and techniques to address substantive social and environmental problems. There are three methodological themes to my research: (1) spatial data uncertainty, (2) spatial optimization, and (3) spatial statistics. With an academic background in GIScience, urban planning and engineering, I contribute to these areas by pursuing quantitative and interdisciplinary methods for use in substantive contexts, especially those related to transportation and public health.
I am looking for talented undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in GIScience.
If you are interested, please email me your CV.
About Me
Ran Wei
Associate Professor
School of Public Policy
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA, USA
Email: ran.wei AT ucr.edu
| Ph.D. | Arizona State University, USA, 2013 Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning |
| M.S. | Arizona State University, USA, 2012 Industrial Engineering (Operations Research) |
| M.S. | Peking University, China, 2009 Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing |
| B.S. | Zhengzhou University, China, 2006 Geographic Information Systems |
| Geographical information science | |
| Spatial data uncertainty | |
| Spatial analysis | |
| Spatial optimization | |
| Transportation planning | |
| Public health |