Zicheng Fan is a PhD candidate in the Urban Analytics Lab. He holds masters’ degree in space syntax theory and spatial data science. His research interest lies in the intersection of urban morphology, spatial perception, and machine learning. Zicheng has experience in investigating Covid-19’s impact on noise complaints in London, with time-series clustering and multiple machine learning methods. He has also contributed to investigating and simulating pedestrians’ visual interest in 3D built environments via isovist, street view images and gaze analysis. In UAL, Zicheng hopes to explore the wide application of 3D GIS and digital twins in revealing various people-space interactions in 3D built environment and urban dynamic scenarios.
Master of Research, Spatial Data Science and Visualisation (Distinction), 2022
University College London
Master of Science, Space Syntax - Architecture and Cities (Distinction), 2021
University College London
BSc Urban and Rural Planning, 2020
Soochow University