Ivann Schlosser
I am a data scientist and researcher, specialised in urban analytics / modelling / visualization.
Bio
Born in France
Educated in the UK and Switzerland
Currently based in Oxford, UK.
Education
BSc in Physics '19' from 
MSc in Smart cities and urban analytics '21 from 
at 
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Skills
Currently
Developping geospatial analytics, software and models of economic activity across the globe for studying infrastructure resilience and risk mitigation.
Portfolio
Research
Publications
Active travel modelling: a methodological approach to walking and cycling networks for commuting analysis
Software
cppSim: Large scale commuter flows model
This is a mini package for doubly constrained spatial interaction models. With a c++ backend, it is very fast and memory efficient.
Selected courseworks
Visualizing cultural data sets on the web
An interactive web app to navigate the MOMA collection through time, geography, colors and more
Waste management in England
A study on waste flows across England and the circular economy aspects of that industry.
Msc dissertation: Deconstructing neighbourhoods
Developing methods to understand the city on a local, neighborhood scale from mobility patterns and distribution of amenities.
News
02/09/2024
Conference !
We showed our work on investigating neighbourhood clusters in cities through the formalism of complex systems at the CCS2024 in Exeter. I could not make it there physically, but my colleague Phil did a great job presenting in front in the main auditorium.
And fabulous Phil is now presenting work done with Ivann Schlosser and Alexei Poliakov @CASAUCL pic.twitter.com/SsWOCbFk34
— Elsa Arcaute (@ElsaArcaute) September 2, 2024
10/06/2024
I started a new job at the University of Oxford !! Joining the OPSIS group within the Environmental Change Institute at the School of Geography. My main work will focus on analytical methods to localise economic activity across the world, from regional and country scale, down to the building level.
07/09/2023
I presented at the FOSS4G:UK conference earlier in september talking about our research on active travel commuting and the open source software we used and developped.
06/09/2023
We published a paper on open source methods for large scale spatial interaction models applied to active travel. Have a look if you are intrested in manipulating large scale road networks, and building predictive models of commuter flows. arXiv.
Blog
Find some posts on topics related to geospatial analysis, data science, cities, geography, R and python programming, visualisation and more ... Have a look here!