Dr Yang Li


NameDr Yang Li
Job titleSenior Lecturer
Email addressy.li@uel.ac.uk
Research instituteArchitecture, Computing & Engineering

Research outputs

Credit Rating Prediction Using Different Machine Learning Techniques. International

Aiyegbeni, G., Li, Y., Annan, J. and Adebayo, F. 2023. Credit Rating Prediction Using Different Machine Learning Techniques. International. International Journal of Data Science and Advanced Analytics. 5 (5), pp. 219-238.

Improving data quality assessment of connected vehicles data with machine learning and statistical methods

Wall, J., Wondie, M. and Li, Y. 2022. Improving data quality assessment of connected vehicles data with machine learning and statistical methods. Pan African Conference on Artifical Intelligence 2022. 04 - 05 Oct 2022

Evidencing the impacts of the Olympic Games: The view from London 2012

Brimicombe, A. and Li, Y. 2020. Evidencing the impacts of the Olympic Games: The view from London 2012. in: Neri, M. (ed.) Evaluating the Local Impacts of the Rio Olympics Routledge.

Spatial Analysis for Equitable Accessibility in Social Infrastructure Planning

Li, Y. 2016. Spatial Analysis for Equitable Accessibility in Social Infrastructure Planning. in: Timmermans, Harry (ed.) Design & Decision Support Systems in Architecture and Urban Planning Eindhoven University of Technology.

Measuring and assessing the impacts of London 2012

Li, Y. 2015. Measuring and assessing the impacts of London 2012. in: Poynter, Gavin, Viehoff, Valerie and Li, Yang (ed.) The London Olympics and Urban Development: The Mega-Event City Abingdon, Oxon. Routledge. pp. 35-47

A New Approach on Rapid Appraisal of Green Roof Potential in Urban Area

Li, Y. and Brimicombe, A. 2015. A New Approach on Rapid Appraisal of Green Roof Potential in Urban Area. LIDAR Magazine. 5 (5), pp. 55-57.

Mobile Geographic Information Systems

Li, Y. and Brimicombe, A. 2012. Mobile Geographic Information Systems. in: Chen, Ruizhi (ed.) Ubiquitous Positioning and Mobile Location-Based Services in Smart Phones IGI Global. pp. 230-253

A New Variable for Spatial Accessibility Measurement in Social Infrastructure Planning

Li, Y. and Brimicombe, A. 2011. A New Variable for Spatial Accessibility Measurement in Social Infrastructure Planning. in: Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on GeoComputation London University College London.

Road traffic accident hotspot identification using modified Voronoi Process

Ladi, S., Wijeyesekera, D.Chitral, Brimicombe, A. and Li, Y. 2009. Road traffic accident hotspot identification using modified Voronoi Process. Proceedings of Advances in Computing and Technology. (AC&T) The School of Computing and Technology 4th Annual Conference University of East London pp. 189-198

Agent-based services for the validation and calibration of multi-agent models

Li, Y., Brimicombe, A. and Chao, Li 2008. Agent-based services for the validation and calibration of multi-agent models. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems. 32 (6), pp. 464-473.

Scenario-based Small Area Population Modelling for Social Infrastructure Planning

Li, Y. and Brimicombe, A. 2008. Scenario-based Small Area Population Modelling for Social Infrastructure Planning. in: Lambrick, David (ed.) Proceedings of GIS Research UK 16th Annual conference GISRUK 2008 pp. 348-353

Spatial Discretisation Technology in Coastal Oil Spill Modelling

Li, Y. 2008. Spatial Discretisation Technology in Coastal Oil Spill Modelling. Proceedings of Advances in Computing and Technology. (AC&T) The School of Computing and Technology 3rd Annual Conference University of East London pp. 128-136

Control of spatial discretisation in coastal oil spill modelling

Li, Y. 2007. Control of spatial discretisation in coastal oil spill modelling. International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation. 9 (4), pp. 392-402.

Improving Geocoding Rates in Preparation for Crime Data Analysis

Brimicombe, A., Brimicombe, Lily C. and Li, Y. 2007. Improving Geocoding Rates in Preparation for Crime Data Analysis. International Journal of Police Science & Management. 9 (1), pp. 80-92.
  • 2646
    total views of outputs
  • 2237
    total downloads of outputs
  • 34
    views of outputs this month
  • 90
    downloads of outputs this month