HAOYU YUE
Ph.D. Student in Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington
yohaoyu [at] washington.edu
Resources
The Combination of Urban Design and Planning Resources at the University of Washington.
Seminar
Actively attending seminars is an important part of PhD life. UW and its various colleges/departments have a long list of regular seminars related to urban design & planning. However, do not spend too much time on such diverse possibilities.
- Urban Design & Planning Bi-weekly Research Seminar
- Urban Design & Planning Ph.D. Student Colloquium
- Statistics and Social Science (CS&SS) Seminar
- UW eScience Data Science Seminar
- Demography and Ecology (CSDE) Seminar Series
- Human-Computer Interaction & Design (DUB) Seminar
- Responsibility in AI Systems and Experiences (RAISE) Seminar
- Change Seminar (Technology for Social Change)
- Computing for the Environment Seminar
- Clean Energy Seminar
- Joint Seminar in Development Economics Series
- Duck Family Environmental Politics Colloquium
- PCC Current Research In Climate Science Seminar
- Distinguished Lecture Series Computer Science & Engineering
- Geography Colloquium
- Department of Statistics Seminars
- Graduate Seminars - Industrial & Systems Engineering
Resources by Urban Topics
- Urban Ecology
- Health and Wellbeing
- Climate Change and Actions
- Urban and Community Development
- Transportation
- Data Science and Urban Informatics
- eScience Institute
- Center for Statistics and the Social Science (CS&SS)
- Change (Technology for Social Goods)
- Design Use Build (DUB)
- Computing for the Environment
- Certificate in Science, Technology, & Society Studies
- PhD Track in Statistics and the Social Science
- Data Science Options (Not for URBDP Program)
- Public Policy, Economics, and Politics
- Housing and Real Estate
- Funding
Computing and Software
- Computing Resources
- Hyak, the UW’s supercomputer, has had a powerful impact on supporting research at the UW.
- Research Computing Club is a free source for students, funded by the STF at the University of Washington, to use the Hyak computing, and cloud services (Azure, AWS, etc.) resources through the Cloud Credit Program.
- The Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology (CSDE) also provides computing resources.
- The College of Built Environment also has one node of Hyak for CBE faculty and students.
- You can get access to CBE remote computers and web servers as students.
- Techniques and Software
- Within the UW campus, use the Wi-Fi services and connect eduroam for Internet connection anywhere.
- The Student Technology Loan Program allows you to borrow equipment such as laptops, cameras, and projections.
- UW provides students with software such as Matlab, Overleaf, SPSS, and ArcGIS. The university or the college does not provide Adobe Suite, but you can use university computers or buy a student license.
- UW provides Husky OnNet, VPN services for your travel outside of the campus.
- Printing and Plotting
- UW Libraries have printing services in multiple places across the campus.
- CBE Digital Common has plotting and printing services.
- Architectural Hall also has a plotting service that technically runs 24/7 by self-service. However, you will need the staff to load money to Archnet to do self-service printing.